Elegy or: Eulogy – Selma
Heartache and disbelief. God bless America.| Selma
22 words? Here’s a short cento poem. I hope you like it.| Selma
I managed to write two lovely poems for you today, thanks to the lovely prompts that inspired me. Bless you all.| Selma
Though you’ve slipped into the river, with our third eye we watch our River Birch vicariously.| Selma
A redo of a previously published poem. This one aims to be imagist. Hope you like it. Thanks, dVerse.| Selma
Red, bright red! a sun without pity and now the autumn wind! あかあかと 日はつれなくも 秋 の風 aka aka to hi wa tsurenaku mo aki no kaze Matsuo Bashō, Oku no Hosomichi, on the western coast, August 1689| Selma
How far upstream did your boat travel this summer? May it bring you back safe to reap your soul’s bounty this autumn. Bless you all.| Selma
Attempting two prompts that stretched my corners. Won’t you stay long enough to read, please? You might enjoy them. TY.| Selma
Sort of a public announcement.| Selma
Belatedly… an American Cinquain followed by a Mirror Cinquain. Followed by a Senryu. For dVerse because I was inspired. TYVM. Happy weekend, all.| Selma
Flash fiction in 144 words for dverse Poets Pub and You, my friends. Happy summer.| Selma
The title is not beautiful. What’s beautiful is how the poem (birthed through me today) came to fruition. Stay away from danger, everyone—far as you can. I mention a fellow blogger in this post. Pl…| Selma
