old man wanders cobblestone streets of seaside village in Ceredigion county (though he’s not indigenous welsh) his pedigree and dignity are both wrapped warmly in indigo cardigan as he digresses from one quaint little shop to another in search of dinner worthy of digestion.
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A fun little quadrille for dVerse using some form of the word “dig” (used nine times, including title).
A quadrille (44 words) for dVerse poets where Punam invites us to take a trip!
life’s poem logs distance trip; soulful body-travel thru time like one-way passage by ship on waves of rhythm ‘n rhyme. when reeling lost, lone, afraid in ocean breakers’ angry roar, trust good Captain who stays on watch, steering us safe to shore!
“We have become his poetry, a re-created people that will fulfill the destiny he has given each of us, for we are joined to Jesus, the Anointed One. Even before we were born, God planned in advance our destiny and the good works we would do to fulfill it!”
his spoken word created light to shine into chaotic darkness God’s voice as big bang trinity of love plays with clay
spark of divine – imago dei
his begotten Word bursts into our world starlight announces birth recreated in Christ’s love we sparkle, we shine
“… so that you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a warped and crooked generation. Then you will shine among them like stars in the sky. “ (Philippians 2:15)
what to wear october night when costumed kids say boo? could dress up as a purple cow say “trick or treat” with mooo or maybe hop up to the door like zoot-suited kangaroo? if costume’s too convincing …you might do the boo in zoo!
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Writing quadrilles (44 words including “boo”) with De at dVerse poets 🙂
A quadrille to join in the rumpus hosted by Kim at dVerse poets this weekwith credit to Maurice Sendak, author of children’s book, Where the Wild Things Are.
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