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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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At the Mall ~ #poetry #FOWC

14 Friday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in FOWC with Fandango, Poetry

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You can feel it in the air, everything is so electric

Shoppers busy buying, stores becoming oh so hectic

Thrilling sights and sounds, yes! Christmas is so near

And of course, there’s Santa, spreading lots of cheer

 

 

FOWC with Fandango – Electric

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Come Back, Anytime! – #poetry #whatdoyousee?

14 Friday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poetry, What Do You See?

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The lovely Helene of Willow Poetry has challenged us with “What do you See?”.  You may write a poem, haiku, tanka or short story that represents what you see or feel within you.  More info can be found in the link below.


Hey there, yes, you! Do you remember me?

Come in and visit, the space is free

I’m sorry there’s no chair, for you to sit

I surely hope you and your gear can fit

I have been standing here, quite a long time

I think I’m forgotten, it should be a crime

For not long ago, I had so many friends

Why did that have to come to an end?

Oh yes, that’s right, it’s those cellular things

The ones that make noises, when they ring

But not me, I have one tone I can play

And I happen to like it, a lot, this way

So anytime you get tired, of playing around

Come back and see me, I can be found

On the sidewalk, by the lamplight, near the street

I can’t get up and leave, I have no feet

But you do, so please, don’t leave me here alone

Come back, anytime…

…signed your friend, telephone

 

 

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Get Lost with Me ~ #poetry #DecemberWriting

14 Friday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in December Writing, Poems, Poetry

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#DecemberWriting, #poetry, breeze, daydream, dorindaduclos.com, lost, Night Owl Poetry, ocean, poems, sailboat, sea, writing, writing prompt


Imagine we are lost at sea
With only ripples of water beside us
Aboard this tiny boat, with me
Just enough of a breeze to guide us

There’s no one around, for miles, and miles
Only wide open space, decked out in blue
Perhaps we just bask, in the sun, awhile
Yes, that’s exactly what I think we should do

Then let the sails take us, far, far away
And forget about life on the shores
It’s just us, and the wind, for today
I’m sure I’ve had this dream before

 

December Writing Prompt – A steady breeze guided them along – Day 14/31

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Waiting for Santa ~ #poetry #FOWC

13 Thursday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in FOWC with Fandango, Poetry

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Outside, there’s a magical Christmas snow

A little boy sits, by his bedroom window

Hoping he’ll see Santa, and his sleigh

With his mighty reindeer, leading the way

Imagine his excitement, a wondrous sight

As he sees him, cross the moon, this night

He was waiting to hear Santa’s Ho Ho Ho

And now, it’s off to bed, he must go!

 

FOWC with Fandango – Magical

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Close at Heart ~ #poetry #childhood

13 Thursday Dec 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poetry

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#poetry, art, Childhood, dorindaduclos.com, lace, making memories, nature, Night Owl Poetry, poems, snow, snowflakes, Winter, writing, young


Frozen flakes of downy white
Dance about, in midair flight
Hide the colors, left from fall
Covering, like a favorite shawl

Pristine, in their journey down
Still as such, they hit the ground
Blending with the grass, once green
Creating an ethereal winter scene

I watch, as children run and play
No school for them, it’s a snow day!
Oh, how I remember, when I was young
I’m catching snowflakes, on my tongue

They land on me, and I’m lost in this space
Catching one in my hand, this delicate lace
And hoping to catch one, for my daughter
Before it melts and turns into water

So she can make her very own memories
She’s smiling and giggling, and in her, is me
Like the beautiful snow, of winter’s art
Some things are meant to be close at heart

 

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