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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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April Blush – #poetry – #Tanka – #NaPoWriMo – #AprilWriting

09 Tuesday Apr 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in #NaPoWriMo, April Writing, Poems, Poetry, Tanka

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Soft pink petals blush

In the light of afternoon

When the sun reigns high

Against a deep azure sky

April blooms her prettiest

 

April Writing Prompts – April blush – Day 9/30

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How UnFortunate – #poetry – #DoubleEtheree – #AprilWriting

08 Monday Apr 2019

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In
Green fields
Of petals
Bathed in sunlight
I wandered along
Haphazardly looking
For that one lucky clover
When a glimpse of white caught my eye
And in between a perfect feather
Tis a symbol of good luck, not for I
Twas the bird long ago, dropped his treasure
And with it the memories fell too
Floating gently down to the ground
Irretrievable stories
Seemingly forgotten
Caught upon the winds
Taken in the breeze
Where life flies
Swiftly
By

 

April Writing Prompts – Flowering fields of fortune – Day 8/30

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One Town Over – #poetry – #AprilWriting

07 Sunday Apr 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in April Writing, Poems, Poetry

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Too many weapons left behind
To figure out who did the deed
A detective was handed the case
Hoped he’d have all he’d need

Evidence, placed upon his desk
A knife, a noose and a gun
Not really knowing where to begin
He knew this wouldn’t be fun

Taking out his trusty magnifier
He checked the weapons, again
Finding only one little clue
The evidence, was surely plain

When finally reaching a conclusion
He presented his case to the chief
Shaking his head at the detective
He stood there, in disbelief

How could this possibly be? he asked
Which one of the weapons matched?
Twas a fingerprint, upon the gun
To a certain someone, attached

Seems Chief has been up to no good
Got caught with the new recruit
The misses found out, set him up
Then quickly, gave him the boot

Now the chief’s in the slammer
No longer is he the top cop
As for the real murder weapon
One town over, at the old pawnshop

 

April Writing Prompts – A fugitive on the loose, where’s the noose? – Day 7/30

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The Blue Screen of Death – #poetry – #AprilWriting

06 Saturday Apr 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in April Writing, Poems, Poetry

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Hours, now spent, at the computer screen
Pounding the keyboard, to its extreme

While typing away, I’m paying no attention
Until I realize, I’m faced, with misapprehension

Glancing above the rims of my glasses
The color of blue, which nicely harasses

The vision in front of me, is it a message?
Downloading future, is this a presage?

It tells me to wait, but for what, I’m unsure
I could always hit cancel, that could be a cure

Except, I wonder, what it is my future holds
Can I ask the blue screen, or would that be too bold?

On second thought, perhaps, it’s cancel, I will hit
Better I should shut it down, before I throw a fit

As I turn off the computer, and take a deep breath
I pray, when I turn it on, I won’t be faced with death

 

April Writing Prompts – The blue screen of death – Day 6/30

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Karma has a way – #poetry – #AprilWriting

05 Friday Apr 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in April Writing, Poems, Poetry

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#AprilWriting, #poetry, broken hearted, dorindaduclos.com, empty, karma, Night Owl Poetry, perfection, poems, rejection, rules, writing, writing prompt


It never happened before, no, not to her

She was always the one, who rejected

Now she sat alone, with life, just a blur

Not even the water, in the pool, reflected

How she was feeling, deep down inside

An emptiness, filled, the whole of her belly

Passing her by, heard remarks, rather snide

Her heart broken in two, legs feeling like jelly

She tried to ignore, but it was so hard to do

All she wanted was a little love, and affection

But karma has a way of turning back on you

Its number one rule, no such thing as perfection

 

April Writing Prompts – Rules of rejection – Day 5/30

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