you trotted through my world
leaving broken promises
crushed dreams
and my shattered heart
in your wake
then grinned at all the shards
“See,” you said,
“I leave a sparkly trail
everywhere I go!”
you trotted through my world
leaving broken promises
crushed dreams
and my shattered heart
in your wake
then grinned at all the shards
“See,” you said,
“I leave a sparkly trail
everywhere I go!”
One brief, bitter kiss
passed lightly ‘cross our lips.
A broken heart
is the most exquisite pain.
crime of the heart
yellow tape stretched tight
DO NOT CROSS
DO NOT CROSS
The full moon makes me lonely
Then my aches wane away
Till a new moon makes a promise
Of darker nights but brighter days
I put this little project together last year for National Poetry Month. The inspiration for it was many years ago, but, as these things often do, it took on a new facet more recently.
National Poetry Month is nearly at an end. I’ll still be writing [and posting] of course, but here is a list of links to the poems I posted this month. Comments are closed on the older ones, but feel free to leave a note here if you like.
Arthritis has bent our hands
from the supple petals
they used to be
into gnarled root-like clubs.
Our fingers
no longer intertwine.
It doesn’t feel the same.
Of course,
it doesn’t feel the same.
We are not the same.
We are older,
and weaker and stronger.
And still we hold
on to each other.
We can not
we will not
ever let go.
Love arrived
from out of the blue
danced a while
and sang
then
Love departed
leaving
only the blue
I smile when
*she is my first thought of the day
*birds turn worms into music
*the sun sneaks above the horizon
*I see dew on flowers
*I feel her hand in mine
[even when she's not really here]
*a kid says something wise
[or funny... or funny AND wise]
*I read something we really must share
*I beat Word Warp on my iPod
*I feel the sun [or the wind or the rain] on my face
*my puppies are SO glad to see me
*my fluffy puppy pokes me with her nose
*I fall asleep watching Castle again
*I hear one of those songs
*I dance [when no one's watching]
*I sing [when no one's listening]
*I walk barefoot
*I smell lilac
*I taste honeysuckle
*her voice is the last thing I hear at night
It’s National Poetry Month and here is a new poem that I turned into this little multimedia project.
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