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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Icy Morn – #Poetry #AugustWriting

30 Thursday Aug 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos 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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Blue Skies in Summer – #poetry #writephoto #AugustWriting

12 Sunday Aug 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in August Writing, Poetry, WritePhoto

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#AugustWriting, #poetry, autumn, blossoms, blue skies, clouds, dorindaduclos.com, dream, Fall, flowers, Heaven, nature, Night Owl Poetry, poems, seasons, Sue Vincent, summer, Winter, WritePhoto, writing


Rolling hills, verdant, green, azure skies of blue, white puffy clouds float along with the breeze, ah, summer, I’ve been waiting, for you. Flowers decorate the meadows below, a sea of white, they are nature’s reflection. Oh, how I long to get lost, in the glow, of Heaven’s purest perfection. The scent in the air, breathes my thoughts to the wind, pondering, where this season rescinds; the warmth of her touch, giving in to the fall, oh, summer, you’re not nearly long enough, at all. So I shall plant, this image in my head, dream of these days, when winter, instead, has brought in the frost, to cover the land, and pray once again, for sweet summer, so grand.

 

I combined Sue’s #writephoto and ~M’s Daily Writing Prompt  🙂

August Writing Prompt – Blue skies and blossoms – Day 12/31

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#writephoto – Turrets – #poetry

29 Tuesday May 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poetry, WritePhoto

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A castle stands, on a mountain high

Its turrets, reaching for the sky

Towers, decorating its building, where

The strong and valiant, fought despair

Coated in dusted powder, fine

Winter, cloaks a different time

Shrouded, by the clouds, so gray

A mighty warrior, here, did stay

To guard the lands, he knew, profound

Kept hidden, by the arbored ground

But days have passed, its empty now

Quietly standing, remembering how

Its stature, grand, for centuries, still

Shall always remain, atop this hill

 

 

 

 

 

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New Book Release! – Seasons ~ Winter Haiku – Book Two

10 Tuesday Apr 2018

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Haiku, New Book Release, Poems, Poetry

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I’m excited to announce, the second book in my Haiku series, Seasons ~ Winter Haiku, is now available on Amazon (in paperback only)!  I hope you’ll enjoy reading it!  The cover art is a photo I took this past winter (I’m hoping it has passed at this point!).  I’d be ever so grateful if you should decide to share/reblog.  I thank you kindly, in advance!   ❤

This book contains 50 haiku and is described as:

Winter ~ Colors fade away, changing from gray, into covered mounds of pure white snow. From December til March we brace for the lasting chill in the air, impatiently awaiting the first signs of warmth. The haiku in this book take you from the last days of autumn, through the blustery days of winter and into the hopeful days of spring ahead.

Here is the link for this book – Seasons ~ Winter Haiku – Book Two

This is the link for – Seasons ~ Autumn Haiku – Book One

 

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Frigid ~ #poetry #TheDailyPost

05 Thursday Apr 2018

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

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#poetry, #TheDailyPost, cold, dorindaduclos.com, frigid, nature, Night Owl Poetry, poems, snow, spring, weather, Winter, word prompt, writing


Mother Nature forgot all about it

It was time for spring to arrive

That winter had passed already

The flowers were waiting to thrive

But the temperatures didn’t budge

Making the trees remain quite rigid

Seems winter wanted to stay a bit more

Leaving the rest of us rather frigid

But buds are beginning to appear

So we hope, and dream, the cold is gone

Until the weatherman calls for snow again

And we realize, winter hasn’t moved on

 

The Daily Post: Frigid

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