awestruck by beauty jaws drop in unison on majestic hilltops undiminished in aeons their grace personified Colleen's Tuesday Poetry Challenge #77
Majestica
Perturbed
I struggle with external manifestations of an imbalance in my body. I swallow a lot of pills, but stay away from needle pricks. The thought of further pain is scary. Is it advancing age, careless routines during travel or an unacknowledged, undiagnosed tyranny of a thought pattern which afflicts me? I need a detox, but … Continue reading Perturbed
Futile Search
unconscious blocks as subconscious moderates conscious actions painstakingly, I open each lock to reveal darkness Image credit: Alpha coders Photo Challenge #207 at MLMM
Tides that rule me
blue and gold battling to tame red indigo ambitions remote possibilities of being silver Sunday Writing Prompt at MLMM
Epitome of Brilliance
I came from an egg I live with the tyranny of deoxyribonucleic acid and its defined structure. Multiple layers work well to conceal the author of the code which nevertheless rules my life. epitomes of brilliance stare from wells of creativity in egg-holder trays. (44 words)
Lost Humanity
I am no goddess accept no humans as gods worship eludes me in search of interactions with a lost humanity Ronovan Writes
Seasonal
a rule of life green, brown and white make seasonal shifts happen Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
Blues
A different track from whatever was expected for this spring prompt.... depression overpowers hope stifles breezy mindsets always arrives unannounced Blues Weekly Tanka Prompt #Poetry Challenge #Week 89 by Elsie Hagley
Real Life
tempestuousness amuses gleeful lovers ardour subsides with ripples in calm waters of real married life Colleen's 2018 Weekly Poetry Challenge #76
Spring Buds
words reawaken nights and its beasts within dormant lies the soul You reminded me, Toni. I need to find that teacher and prove a point to her. I dabbled with fiction in school, which was termed frivolous and largely ignored. I don’t remember a single pat for my ability to spin yarns. The college magazine … Continue reading Spring Buds
