So…what is it about men that it always has to be their idea?! 😉
love is kind
16 Feb 2020 4 Comments
in american sentence, haiku, tanka Tags: birthday, cake, chocolate, love, mama, roses, valentine
Linking to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai in the month of love…
be my valentine
red roses, dark chocolates
bake a heart-shaped cake
mama and i shared birthday
brief time to celebrate love
❤ ❤ ❤
If someone gives you their heart, you can’t give it back without breaking it.
❤ ❤ ❤
heart broken open…
perhaps that lets the love out
to spill on others?
#socialmedia
05 Jan 2020 2 Comments
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Job answered, ” No doubt you are the people, and wisdom will die with you.”
(Job 12: 1 & 2)
dark dreams
10 Dec 2019 13 Comments
in american sentence Tags: echoes, fears, nightmares
American sentence for Merril’s “echo” prompt at dVerse poets pub…
Nightmares repeat as echoes (echoes) of our
repressed fears (fears) reverberating.
photo by Arthur Tress
Free…to live right
04 Jul 2019 2 Comments
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Instead of seeking to be great, may Americans seek to be good!
“We have staked the whole future of American civilization, not upon the power of the government…[but] upon all of us to govern ourselves…to sustain ourselves according to the ten commandments of God.”
– James Madison, founding father & U.S. President 1809-1817
love’s thorns
09 Nov 2018 2 Comments
in american sentence Tags: die, Jesus, love, rose, thorns
Rose of Sharon
wore crown of thorns
as he stretched out arms to die
…for me
A Rose Amongst the Thorns by Reaper xxiv
hope will arise
19 Sep 2018 2 Comments
in american sentence, senryu Tags: dark, death, emotions, hope, light, stop, suicide
September is Suicide Prevention month…linking with Ramblings of a Writer for “emotions & healing” prompt.
We never know the black hole into which another soul has fallen…
darkest emotions
troubles press into death wish
Stop! glimpse healing light
In U.S. call: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – Call 800-273-TALK (8255)
tropical flavor
27 Feb 2018 Leave a comment
in american sentence Tags: chocolate, flavor, Hawaii, macadamias, tropical
Why do chocolate covered macadamias taste BEST in Hawaii?
ironic icon
20 Jun 2017 28 Comments
in american sentence Tags: cemetery, dead end, drivers, sign, street
Careful drivers can chuckle at sign on street next to cemetery…
image from pixabay
This “american sentence” (17 syllables) describes actual sign seen in Edgerton, Minnesota. Sharing with Mish and friends at dVerse poetics…
proverbs for pondering
02 May 2017 Leave a comment
in american sentence Tags: diverse, forgive, gratitude, heart, integrity
Thankfulness for the small stuff enlarges heart with joyful gratitude.
When heart is broken open, make no demands, simply let love spill out.
Forgive as you have been forgiven is the crux of Jesus’ teachings.
Beauty of diverse colors be found in kaleidoscope of people.
Integrity is found by building identity on solid rock.
egg painting
12 Apr 2017 2 Comments
in american sentence Tags: Easter, egg, indigo, moon, sky
An “American sentence” is made of 17 syllables…usually not so pretty 🙂
Easter egg moon waxes yello-quently on indigo sateen sky.
a poem in my pocket 
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