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Colored, from a rose in rain
Reflect her beauty
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02 Monday Dec 2019
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Colored, from a rose in rain
Reflect her beauty
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30 Tuesday Apr 2019
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By nature’s purest nectar
Flora flourishes
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22 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in FOWC with Fandango, Poetry, Ragtag Daily Prompt
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A journey to the ocean, fluid movements of water
Find their destiny, in a vast expanse, still churning
Raindrops, a cloud’s singular falling, gather together
Ever grateful, to their maker, to finally be returning
FOWC with Fandango – Fluid
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Grateful
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25 Tuesday Sep 2018
Posted in Poems, Poetry, September Writing
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Echoing sweet vibrations
Lost in a rainstorm
September Writing Prompt – Sweet vibrations – Day 25/30
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30 Thursday Aug 2018
Posted in August Writing, Poems, Poetry
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Water, frozen, in morning’s air
Place’s itself most everywhere
Lingers, while it congregates
Stops, and thinks and contemplates
Of where the next could possibly land
Perhaps I’ll catch it in my hand
So as not to let it hit the ground
No, I won’t let it fall earthbound
I’ll place it back, onto the branch
And watch, as another takes the chance
Then sigh, as each new one appears
Raindrops, winter’s icy tears
August Writing Prompt – Icy Morn – Day 30/31
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