Haiku on Waterful For Innocence and Prompts

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Thursday Flash Fiction Week 28: Innocence and Dreams

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 Carpe Diem and the theme is Waterfall

Autumn reveals tricks
of sowing and flowering,
Joy rings waterfall.
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Like a waterfall,
Music flows and tickles all,
expelling dull mood.
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Fingers touch keyboard,
Poems climb into computers,
Upward waterfall.

Legend of The First Encounter: A Fatasy Love Story

Hyde Park Thursday Poets Rally Week 73 (September 20 - September 26, 2012)

Short Story Slam Week 27: Locations and Sensations

 

he's known for his fixed stare
as if she were a wall
that had hidden business there,
or somewhere near the waterfall,
and once-he wrote a poem on times square,
and painted her elegant and tall.
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He smiled to say he can wait,
and gently asked: " are you alright?"
She lowered her head in defeat,
later he left to a far away place, she'd hate
to miss his greetings, day and night.
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Five years had slipped away
that didn't change her fate,
He'd done great, people would say,
She assumed that he must have a date
who would stand in her way,
until he came, assuring their future with no debate.

 

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Sonnet A To Z (Humor and Poetic Prompts)

Bluebell Books Twitter Club Thursday Short Story Slam Week 26

Thursday Poets’ Rally Week 72 (September 5 -12, 2012)

Funny Bunny Fridays Week 12: The September Humor

A reads a book, while B prays to the Lord,
C dates D near a brook, who acts bored
before drinking E's hot tea, F retires, G lends a hand
on H's car rental business, I do understand,
J is sailing a boat
while K is collecting the field of oat,
L and M open a barber shop
with N and O getting married,
P lies to Q, R meets S at Ihop,
W strongly disagree
and decides to hire X, Y, and Z
before it's too late,
A reads a book to play the game of fate.

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The Haunted Palace (A Feature for World Famous Poet Named Eagar Allan Poe)

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Bluebell Books Twitter Club Thursday Short Story Slam Week 26

in the greenest of our valleys,
By good angels tenanted,
Once a fair and stately palace,
(Radiant palace) reared its head.
In the monarch thoughts dominion
it stood there!
Never seraph spread a pinion
over fabric half so fair.
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Banners yellow, glorious, golden,
On its roof did float and flow
(This, all this, was in the old time long ago);
And every gentle air that dallied
in that sweet day,
Along the ramparts plumed and pallid,
A winged odor went away.
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Wanders in that happy valley.
Through two luminous window, saw
spirits moving musically,
To a lute's well-tuned law,
Round about a throne where, sitting
(Porphyrogene!)
In state his glory well befitting,
The ruler of the realm was seen.