Tag: writing poetry
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Poem: Poetry Pause
Poetry Pause Peppery pearls of purling poetry Often flow fast and furiously. Sometimes though, sonnets shine sans shimmer, Growing gangly gaining no glimmer. Therefore think it’s time to type on Tuesday, Pausing poetry prepared prior ‘post’ days. June Nash I have been writing poetry at a pace of 4-5 per week since I started this…
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Poem: Add Some Color, Final Secret
Add Some Color To paint a picture, which turns heads, Must add color, yellows and reds. Bringing, often, life to meadows, Or a dale, full of gray shadows. – Writing a story which turns heads Requires, too, a splash of reds. Some blue and black truths can be told But add some jive to make…
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Poem: Relaxed, a bit of humor, Part 3 of Seven Secrets
Relaxed To sit in a stupor At home, no need to think. That is the comfort zone I often want to sink. – Relaxed in easy chair, Snarls still not brushed from hair. Propped in front of PC, Mopishly sit and stare. – I know it isn’t smart To spend the day like that. This…
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Poem on writing poetry
Poetry Writing poetry, started at twelve After that, dared not delve Compared myself to my peers My confidence lagged. . . for years Mine were trite, all concealing. Theirs deep, too revealing. Sensitive, fragile, I was then, would not put my heart to pen. Today tales I have a lot Too old to care if…
June Nash 