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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

~ "The silence of the night awakens my soul"

Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

Category Archives: Poems

The Dragon

14 Wednesday May 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Tags

death, dragon, Night Owl Poetry, poems, poetry, slayer

A mighty knight enters as
a low growl emits
from a savage sight
asleep in its nestled world

Shielding its treasure
in a vast cavern
it stirs as sounds rudely
disturb its quiet abode

He has awakened
the giant from its slumber
and it lashes out with razor claws
and fiery breaths

Even the flash of his sword
will not defend him nor
tame the hunger of the beast
as it rises before him

In one fell swoop
It corners him with
no escape and the slayer
becomes the slain

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Selfies

12 Monday May 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Night Owl Poetry, poems, poetry, self-image, Selfies

Uncertain of how the world views me
I take my phone and hold it
Arms length from my face
And click the button

The lonely soul looking back at me
Is someone I do not recognize
I must be doing something wrong

I take more pictures, too many to count
Determined to capture
Through someone else’s eyes
The image I see of myself

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The Cycle of Motherhood

10 Saturday May 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Tags

baby, Children, mother, mother's day, Night Owl Poetry, nuturing, poems, poetry

A baby cries in the night
A hand gently touches her
A mother’s soothing voice
Comforting, wiping away the tears

A child cries in the night
A mother’s soothing voice
Quieting the nightmare
Comforting, chasing away the fears

A woman cries in the night
Her mother’s soothing voice
Calming and reassuring
Comforting, holding her near

A baby cries in the night
A mother’s soothing voice
A grandmother’s loving touch
As the cycle begins again

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Cocoon

09 Friday May 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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beauty, butterfly, cocoon, Night Owl Poetry, poems, poetry, self-worth

It is time that I
wrap myself in
silken threads
and slumber, not
for eternity, but
for a moment, until
I am no longer
an ugly creature
but one of beauty and grace
And I can spread my wings
and fly

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A Little Night Music

06 Tuesday May 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Tags

Night Owl Poetry, poems, poetry, sleepless nights, snoring

What is that racket
Disturbing my slumber?
It must be my husband
Piling up lumber

I poke and I prod
Til he turns on his side
Like nothing just happened
He takes it in stride

My head finds the pillow
It’s finally blissful
Then the song starts again
I was just being wishful

So I bury my head
And hope for the best
And spend the next day
Catching up on my rest

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