08 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in Poetry, Ragtag Daily Prompt
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#poetry, #RagtagDailyPrompt, #RDP, dorindaduclos.com, Night Owl Poetry, parched, petrichor, poems, rain, redolent, smell, writing
So redolent, tis the smell of rain
Where summer heat has parched
Quenches lands across the plain
Ends in colors, sweetly arched
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Petrichor
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08 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in Cinquain, FOWC with Fandango, Poetry
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#FOWC, #poetry, alzheimers, dementia, dorindaduclos.com, Fandango's One Word Challenge, forgotten, lost, memories, missing, Night Owl Poetry, trace, writing
A trace
Now forgotten
Simple memories lost
The pieces of a broken mind
Missing
For more information on Alheimzer’s, please visit: Alzheimer’s Association
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08 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in November Writing, Poetry
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#NovemberWriting, #poetry, dorindaduclos.com, femme fatale, kiss, lipstick, Night Owl Poetry, notorious, writing
She never allowed them to see her face
Kept it hidden, and well undercover
Came to be known, all about town
As the notorious lipstick lover
Every night, around the same time
She would head out, on the prowl
Searched for the perfect specimen
Out all evening, this little night owl
She wouldn’t stop, until he was found
And when he was, he was in for a thrill
She’d don her face with lipstick, laced
The kiss of death, was her favorite kill
November Writing Prompt – Lipstick lover – Day 8/30
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07 Wednesday Nov 2018
Posted in FOWC with Fandango, Poetry
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#FOWC, #poetry, animals, beast, beauty, creatures, danger, destroy, dorindaduclos.com, Fandango's One Word Challenge, humans, Night Owl Poetry, writing
Nature’s most beautiful creatures
Are never truly a threat to man
The danger is in the mortal beast
Who destroys whatever he can
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07 Wednesday Nov 2018
Posted in Poetry, Tanka, What Do You See?
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#poetry, #whatdoyousee, brothers in arms, dorindaduclos.com, fallen soldiers, Night Owl Poetry, poems, poppies, Remembrance Day, symbols, World War I, writing
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.
A sea of scarlet
The blood of brothers in arms
Gather one last time
Scattered among the poppies
To bid their final farewell
Authors Note: Though in the United States, November 11 is called Veteran’s Day, the Commonwealth of Nations consider it Remembrance Day. The USA honors those we lost, in May, on Memorial Day. I wrote this in remembrance of all the fallen soldiers everywhere.
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