Tag: Poetry

#Haiku: Autumn Leaves

“She looked like autumn, when leaves turned and fruit ripened.” ― Sarah Addison Allen, Garden Spells burnt sienna haze autumn paints the verdant trees shades of ginger orange

#Haiku: Morning Dew

“Morning will come, it has no choice.” ― Marty Rubin toiling through the night spider weaves delicate web ~ trapping morning dew

Watching You Watching Me

Watching you watching me what is it you see, could it be the sway of my voluptuous hips as my lacy nightie slips over my inviting thighs? I sense your desire I hear a ragged sigh slipping from your lips as your heart tripsfrom… Continue Reading “Watching You Watching Me”

#Haiku: Gilded Sunset

“There’s a special quality to the loneliness of dusk, a melancholy more brooding even than the night’s.” ― Ed Gorman, Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool long and winding road leading to gilded sunset~ blackbirds chasing light

#Shadorma: Sky Kissing

Sky kissingemerald tree topsblackbirds dancewith sunbeamsGolden shiners swim betweenthe watery roots Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge 145 #Photoprompt

After a While

“Everybody is waiting for cooler weather–and I am just waiting for you–. (Bob Dylan in a letter)” ― Suze Rotolo, A Freewheelin’ Time: Greenwich Village in the Sixties, Bob Dylan and Me After a while, waiting becomes easier to bear for when one knows not when or… Continue Reading “After a While”

#Haiku: Harvest Moon

brilliant harvest moon cows hypnotic low crooning – time to pluck the corn Frank J. Tassone Weekly Hakai Challenge #104 Harvest Moon