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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

~ "The silence of the night awakens my soul"

Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Vengeance – #poetry – #JanuaryWriting

14 Monday Jan 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in January Writing, Poetry

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#JanuaryWriting, #poetry, crew, death, dorindaduclos.com, full moon, Night Owl Poetry, revenge, sea, ship, storm, vengeance, waves, writing, writing prompt


Under full moon’s light, as the thunder crashed

A deserted ship, against murderous waves, thrashed

There was no one aboard, they had perished that night

As the boat, bobbed and swayed, such a terrible sight

Once a crew of twenty, one by one, fell to the sea

Washed away with the tides which claimed victory

No bodies were found, on those waters, enraged

When guided by the full moon, cannot be assuaged

That was her vengeance, this storm, she delivered

Left behind, nothing more, than a craft, fully slivered

 

January Writing Prompt – The storm raged on without any hope of being saved – Day 14/31

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Tears of Night ~ #poetry #freeverse #Afterwards

08 Tuesday Jan 2019

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Afterwards Word Prompts, free verse, Poetry

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#poetry, Afterwards, angel tears, burdens, cleansing, clouds, darkness, death, dorindaduclos.com, January word prompts, mourning, Night Owl Poetry, poems, rain, soul, word prompt, writing


Perhaps the night
Brings darkness
To cover up
The tears
Ones shed
By the clouds
Though
Never obvious
I ponder about
Where exactly
They’ve come from
Who is shedding them
And why
Are there angels
Mourning the loss
Of a loved one
Bearing the sorrow
Unburdening us
Our hearts
A cleansing
For the soul
Now in eternal rest
Or
Is it something
Beyond the simplicity

 

Afterwards January Prompts – Tears of night – Day 8/31

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The Lights ~ #poetry #DecemberWriting

27 Thursday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in December Writing, Poems, Poetry

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#darkpoetry, #DecemberWriting, death, dorindaduclos.com, earth, light, moon, night, Night Owl Poetry, stars, sun, writing, writing prompt


She snickered as she ran, until she noticed, behind her

The one thing she’d forgotten, was trying to remind her

It sent bands of colors, wrapped them around the air

She tried to keep running, but knew she shouldn’t dare

She turned, and watched it, slowly hit the ground

With a thunderous thud, that echoed, quite profound

The moon had finally landed, left Earth to float alone

The sun had drifted farther, chilled her to the bone

Darkness filled the sky, no more light did moon shed

Now laid still, upon the soil, the golden orb was dead

 

Stars flickered and cried, with the night…

…to mourn the parting of the light

 

December Writing Prompt – She snickered as she ran, until she noticed what was behind her – Day 27/31

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Golden Wings ~ #poetry #DecemberWriting

22 Saturday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in December Writing, Poems, Poetry

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#DecemberWriting, angel, death, dorindaduclos.com, dreams, ethereal, golden wings, heavenly, Night Owl Poetry, writing, writing prompt


She lays herself down, upon her bed
Nestles snugly, on gossamer strings
Visions, restless, swirling in her head
As voices, of a choir, so sweetly sing

The form of an angel, tis what she sees
With ethereal light, dancing, around her
She ponders, what the meaning could be
Letting the feeling, totally, surround her

She knows now, she will never be the same
Her destiny holds more important things
For in her dreams, a heavenly being came
And she awoke, dressed only, in golden wings

 

December Writing Prompt – Heavenly creatures featured boldly in her dreams – Day 22/31

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Shattered State ~ #poetry #DecemberWriting

21 Friday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in December Writing, Poems, Poetry

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#DecemberWriting, bullet, bullet hole, death, dorindaduclos.com, evil, grim reaper, Night Owl Poetry, no escape, shattered glass, writing, writing prompt


In his shattered state, he couldn’t decompress

Someone tried to kill him which added more distress

Air came, in shorter spurts, a gasp, here and there

Shards of glass, sliced his skin, he was in despair

When he found his wits, he peered through the hole

Wondered how the piercing bullet, didn’t take his soul

What he saw made him jump, he tumbled to the floor

He had escaped so many times, he couldn’t anymore

The reaper had come calling, waited for him to depart

Not letting him get away again, death took his evil heart

 

December Writing Prompt – Decompression arrived quickly after the window blew out – Day 21/31

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