From dawn to dusk, from fall to spring,
Pursuing the routine has been a routine,
I want to disrupt the monotony today,
I want to be rather different today!
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The prompt given by Maureen for today is to write a poem about a very small thing. Soul Craft gave a prompt to pick a word from a language other than English. I’ve combined the two prompts to write about the tiniest thing- a moment. And using few words from other languages with meanings as … Read more
Today is the first day of the last month of the year. It’s time to do some assessment 🙂 Let’s assess where we stand on our plans. Let’s assess where we stand our resolutions and commitments. But while doing so, let’s not be a critic of our actions. Let’s not forget to count our blessings … Read more
dreams of yesterday glistening beauty today instilling belief I’m quilling more dreams today envisioning future bliss The post follows the prompt words “dreams” and “beauty” given by Elsie of Ramblings of a Writer for Tanka Challenge Week #66
just push your sorrows aside and let your rage melt let your past rest in past let your future wait till you reach there take a deep breath and take a vow to live for the moment with hope and vigor there’s much more to life than tears and treason you can make all … Read more
A mug of coffee a bar of chocolate appeasing music a snug recliner is all I want today for I want to unwind today A book to read nature to duck no goals to attain no rules to cling is all I ask today for I want to unwind today No emails, no door bell … Read more
Benevolent God blessed me again a day to wake up to light Do I still lament darkness am I grateful today This Tanka is in response to Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge #27 which mandates using words “Light” and “Dark”.
From dawn to dusk, from fall to spring,
Pursuing the routine has been a routine,
I want to disrupt the monotony today,
I want to be rather different today!
This post is in response to Weekly Haiku Challenge hosted by Ronovan of RonovanWrites. The prompts for this week are Creep and Race. I have written Tanka, an extended form of Haiku. Watching quietly I caught new day creeping in Today waned to past Future flowering today An eternal race of time!