Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Winter Woes

 

            Winter Woes

   Intense

                                                       Cold

       Exasperates

This is an acrostic poem.


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Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Mother Nature Creates


Mother Nature Creates

a jigsaw puzzle.
Pieces frozen in place.
Each a perfect fit.
None missing.
None left over.

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

All It Takes


All It Takes

A small space
is all it takes.
Enough room
to stretch out.
Let the thoughts
float through 
your mind
without a worry
about the time.

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Thursday, February 11, 2021

Mother Nature Lost Her Warmth

Mother Nature Lost Her Warmth

Was she affronted by
the way the geese play
on a mild winter day? 

Did she send the snow
so we would put heavy coats
and knit hats on display? 

Or, did she lower the wind chill
to fulfill the desire to present
her own production of frozen?

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Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Flying Home


Flying Home

The geese appear overhead--the lake is frozen
Honks sound in celebration--the open space calls
Feet come down like landing gear--the surface glimmers
They touch the icy runway--the ice holds its own

This poem is an Imayo.


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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Frozen Out


 Frozen Out

The words floated
in my head.
I called them
each by name, but
they didn't respond.
I waited for them to
come out and play
but they wouldn't.
I left them, unwritten
for now, to talk
among themselves.

What do you do when the words freeze you out?

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Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Frozen in Time


Frozen in Time

Frozen in time--
the day I
last saw you,
speaking eloquently
to so many friends.
Laughing and smiling.
Looking healthy, not
months away from
the final slide.
The years add up,
but I still
see you clearly.
Frozen in time.
Frozen in my mind.

Thanks to Dana Dampier for this week's Wordsmith  Studio Creative Prompt-Frozen. The prompt is posted each Thursday. Last Thursday, I went to the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park on the grounds of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. It is one of my favorite places to write and take photographs. I took several pictures of the ice in the pool that is part of the sculpture One Sun/34 Moons by Walter De Maria. When I got home, I checked the prompt and knew I had a choice of several photos. I started working on the poem a little later.

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