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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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Sway ~ #haiku #RonovanWrites

29 Tuesday May 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Haiku, Poems, Poetry, Ronovan writes

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Gathered together

Free to sway, with the spring breeze

In a verdant home

 

RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #203 Home&Free

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She is My Comfort ~ #inspirational #poetry

21 Monday May 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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I can hear her calling, in the night
A whisper, softly spoken to me
She always appears, when there is no light
It’s the only way, to make me see

Her ethereal presence, in my home
Though I know not, from where, she comes
Just a subtle breeze, whenever she roams
She always knows, when I’m feeling glum

Her sweet voice, floating in the air
She is my comfort, when I am withdrawn
Her spirit lingers, in a silent prayer
As she disappears, with the wake of dawn

 

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Friday Fantasy ~ Shortsighted #AprilWriting #NaPoWriMo

20 Friday Apr 2018

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

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#AprilWriting, #NaPoWriMo, #poetry, #writingprompt, cad, calamitiy, catastrophic, doom, dorindaduclos.com, fantasy, fire, Friday Fantasy, hatred, Home, jeg lag, jilted, National Poetry Month, Night Owl Poetry, plane, poems, shortsighted, trip


A tragic event that brought him down
His house, left in total shambles

Disaster had struck, while he was away
He was out for his nightly amble

Clouds of smoke, darkened the skies
Ash and soot, covered his clothing

The fires had finally begun to die
All he felt was his own self-loathing

He never thought this would happen

Though he seemed not to care

This house, filled with hatred and doom

Watching as embers, sparked and flared
From the window, of his very own room

Wondering if he was meant to be
Inside, when the fires ignited

Stepping back, from the heat of the flames
How could he have been so shortsighted?

 

 

 

April Writing Prompt:  Catastrophic calamities – Day 20/30

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The Branch ~ #poetry of #spring

06 Tuesday Mar 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry, The Daily Post

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#poetry, #TheDailyPost, baby, birds, branch, building, dorindaduclos.com, Home, leaves, nest, Night Owl Poetry, poems, spring, sun, trees, word prompt, writing


A place to loll away the hours

Basking in the shade or sun

Under canopies of emerald green

Until the light of day is done

A sanctuary, a hidden treasure

One to keep you safe and warm

A place you can call your very own

Protection, from approaching storms

I marvel how you build your home

Each piece so carefully interwoven

And soon I grasp, just why it is

The reason this branch was chosen

 

 

The Daily Post: Branch

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A Typical Place ~ #poetry

05 Monday Mar 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry, The Daily Post

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#poetry, #TheDailyPost, dorindaduclos.com, empty, family, granny, Home, house, kids, life, Night Owl Poetry, noise, parents, poems, space, word prompt, writing


Something was missing inside this house
Sometimes noisy, it was quiet as a mouse

Perhaps they had left, gone out to play
Maybe they waited for, yet, another day

Still, the silence droned loudly in the tiny room
No one at the table, nor granny with her broom

Everything is tidy, but no one comes to see
This is where you’d always find, one big family

But times have changed, the kids all grown
Granny’s gone to a different home

The house lays still, collecting dust
The fireplace andirons, have started to rust

Where once, pure laughter filled the air
There’s no one home, there’s no one there

They’ve all gone away, and found their own place
Once a house full of love, is now one empty place

 

The Daily Post: Typical

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