Watching grand daughters and trying out NEW editor app on phone. Thanks, WordPress 🤓 …does anyone have a “grandma” app?!
posting poetic prose
21 Sep 2018 2 Comments



Watching grand daughters and trying out NEW editor app on phone. Thanks, WordPress 🤓 …does anyone have a “grandma” app?!
30 Aug 2018 2 Comments
in tanka, Uncategorized
Ramblings of a Writer of a Writer poetry prompt using: climate/energy
sleep deprivation
changes climate of the mind
struggle to focus
crave sugar or caffeine boost
body lags for energy
23 Aug 2018 2 Comments
in haiku, music poem, Uncategorized Tags: fire, glacial, ice, stone, tundra, waves
Folk music of Iceland featured at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai…
undulating waves
over tundra, glacial stone
land of fire and ice
06 Aug 2018 4 Comments
Chèvre at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai challenges us to write “fusion troiku”: combine two classic haiku into one, then use for first lines of haiku series of three…

scent of cut blossom —
moon, like white chrysanthemum,
pale against dark sky
© lynn__
scent of cut blossoms
wafts delicate from altar
…fresh bridal bouquet
moon, like a white mum,
blooms full at summer solstice;
signs written in spheres
pale against dark sky
—revelations’ seven seals—
groom rides on white horse
01 Aug 2018 14 Comments
in Uncategorized Tags: demons, ears, fire, hell, silence, sin
Hell may
assault ears with
unearthly shrieks of
self-condemned rebels
tortured by vicious demons,
an infernal crackling
of eternal fire,
but worse yet
will be the
echoing miseries of sin,
utter absence of love,
awful silence of God.
24 Jul 2018 14 Comments
in free verse, list poem, Uncategorized Tags: bluebells, foxglove, ivy, love, plum tree, roses, trust
my dear iris,
you left me with
dewdrop tears
on my garden anemone
how can i trust your foxglove love?
offer me bluebells and ivy…
perhaps i shall arrange them in a
vase with fragrant yellow roses.
ah, sweet william,
now that i’ve returned
it is best to plant pansies
in the windowboxes
come away with me and
enjoy the lillies of the valley
let us gather nosegays of violets!
In the Victorian era, flowers spoke secret messages. Sarah at dVerse poets explains the meanings of different blooms (as used in my poem). Say it with flowers!
18 Jun 2018 Leave a comment
in senryu, Uncategorized Tags: aircraft carrier, father, navy, swim
Oyogi, Japanese for “swimming”, prompt featured at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
father joined navy

tells stories of sailors who
learned to swim at sea…
necessary life skill while
aboard aircraft carrier
14 Jun 2018 Leave a comment
in Uncategorized Tags: believe, breathe, life
08 Jun 2018 9 Comments
i am not a beast
i am not genderless
i am not invincible
i am not a victim
i am not innocent
i am not perfect
i am not alone
i am a holy breath
i am engendered
i am vulnerable
i am an overcomer
i am forgiven
i am in process
i am connected
Linking to dVerse Poets pub…cheers!
03 Jun 2018 Leave a comment
in Uncategorized Tags: beauty, designer, mirror, snowflake, symmetry
Sammi Cox at Author Aspiring hosts ten-word challenge on theme of symmetry.

wikipedia image
Symmetry
creates
balanced beauty
of mirror images
determined by
Designer
16 May 2018 22 Comments
in haibun, Uncategorized Tags: cereal, cruise, humor, luxury, ship, vacation
My tropical vacation dreams began to snap, crackle, pop when a mysterious caller milked my ear with the news, “You have won a trip on the Kellogg’s Caribbean Cruise line. The reduced price is a special, ‘k, and includes the total luxury cruise experience.” Crazy cocoa puffs! I was gonna enjoy drinks fruity, pebbles between my toes, and sun on my face.
A few weeks later, I was boarding the good ship, Lucky Charm; recently commissioned by Gen. Mills of the Chex navy. At the top of the gangway, we were greeted by our uniformed (uninformed?) Cap’n Crunch wearing a pirate’s hat. Passengers spread out across the deck to wave “Cheerio” to friends on the dock. As we were leaving port, I noticed the life rings looked unnervingly like giant froot loops and the inflatable rafts rather like puffed wheat.
At our first port of call, I felt thirsty so joined the queue at the island cider shack, Apple Jack’s. Back on board, I listened to a live country music band, the Corn Flakes, just for kix. They played their #1 hit, Harvest Crunch, but the lead singer’s voice was too husky for my taste. After a fabulous buffet meal featuring crab alpha, bits of caviar, sushi, and other sole food, we were entertained by a magician doing trix with silly rabbits. I decided to retire to my bunk early.

awakened by noise
fear of cereal killer
on mystery ship
Haibun in response to Lillian’s fantastical noodling poetics at dVerse Poets!
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