A Mother and child
Form an unbreakable bond
Infrangible love
Senryu
#MayFalls19 Poetry Challenge Prompt:unbreakable bond
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Senryu poems
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FVMZ Live in San Diego
They like a force of nature
Tsunami warning
Senryu
#MayFalls19 Poetry Challenge Prompt: force of nature
(Just a little poetry promo for my grandson’s upcoming live show performance May 10th in San Diego) 😊
Something Significant
Small but great treasure
Tiny green fold up scissors
They’re never dull
Senryu
#NaPoWriMo 2019–Day12–Prompt: Today, we’d like to challenge you to write a poem about a dull thing that you own, and why (and how) you love it.
I have had this little pair of green fold up scissors for many, many years. I have always carried them with me either in my purse or in my car. There have been countless times they’ve come in so handy!
Discombobulated Day
Twas a day of mish-mash
A bunch of skimble skamble
Nonsensical stuff
Senryu
Daylight Savings
Lose an hour of sleep,
Or gain an hour of daylight?
Thinking positive
Senryu
Times Come and Go
In just a few hours
Another month is archived
With resolutions
Senryu
Healing
With a prayer and care
God’s hand touches my body
Creativity rises
Senryu
I have been down sick with the flu since Sunday night, I am just now beginning to get some of my strength back
The Schoolmarm
She entered into
A cool snobbish milieu
Dressed for battle
Senryu
“Mary Chase Walker, San Diego’s first schoolmarm. She fought the Copperheads”
Intensity
Vaudevillians
Smiling, we remember
The laughs they brought to us in days of old
Stars of Vaudeville
Senryu
This mural is in downtown Salem, Oregon on the back of the Elsinore Theatre. It was painted in 1984 by art professor Jim Mattingly. It is titled “Theatrical Heartscape” and depicts characters from vaudeville because the theatre has a long history of vaudeville. On the mural are—W.C. Fields, Theda Bara, Marlene Dietrich, and Charlie Chaplin
Leonas Lines--Poetry Plus 