Filing memories
Into the memory bank
June slowly fades
Haiku
Filing memories
Into the memory bank
June slowly fades
Haiku
Covered in roses
Their fragrance trailing her
June passed by
Bidding us fond farewell
Soon she’ll be a fond memory
Tanka
Splotch and spot
Feasted, fed, eat, ate
Synonyms
Within words
Kangaroo words hold their own
Can you find joeys?
Shadorma
Kangaroo Word Definition and Examples in English
At the close of day
In soft evening sunlight
Garden’s rosy glow
Haiku
I gave life to a word today
I released it in haste
It formed like an arrow
Piercing its target deep
In regret I tried
To take it back
But it still
Left a
Mark
I gave life to a word today
Releasing it with tenderness
It formed like an a heart
Hugging its target tight
Awaking lost dreams
To hope again
Happily it
Left a
Mark
Double Nonet
Be careful how you speak and what words you bring to life as they all leave a mark and make a difference.
Amazed
At all the wonder
In the world around me
I took time to look for it
And saw
Cinquain
Worries appear like
Cloud, upon cloud, upon cloud
Threatening your day
Shift the view by looking up
Focus on blue sky above
Tanka
As the clouds move on and pass away, so will your troubles. Therefore, do not worry, but shift your focus to look to God above who is in control of all things.
(While out shopping today I happened to look up at the sky, as I often do because I always enjoy seeing the many different beautiful clouds Oregon has,and seeing this scalloped cloud formation today intrigued me.
As I gazed at it this poem formed in my mind that I felt I should share as it’s always a good reminder to me, as well as others, that we should not worry. )