Poetic Form: ae freislighe  An Irish quatrain (four-line stanza) form with multiple-syllable end rhymes. Begin and end the poem with the same word, syllable, or line. Blackbirds fly in confusion. Chirping, I hear them calling. Blackbirds land at location. Chirping, I hear them talking. A bird on fence, mesmerize. I sit there without moving. Mental notes I …
Violets are not blue.They are wild and living free.Enjoying the rain. This is a picture of wild violet growing along the fence. Every year I pull them up, but they kept on growing. What are they good for? Do you know? Comment below your thoughts.
Flourish by fence.
Uproot me, invasive weed
The star lives in you.
Heavenly Beauty
Butterflies I see,Summertime around the bendI want to be free! Ok, I said it!
Do not enter; I am closed to visitors.
This exhibit is under construction
To rejuvenate a predetermined malfunction
My shadow is always with me
It defends my body like its property
His lips became as red as a cherry
When he bit on it too hard.
She sits in the waiting area Reading a magazine She is such a beautiful woman And she looks just like me. Oh no, what am I thinking This couldn’t be ‘Cause the lady running the foster care Said my mom died when I was three. Her name is Monica I know that for a fact …
Tears like raindrops – PAINThe sun will come out tomorrow.Pain radiates like ripples out – DELUSIONSOpen up your heart. Delusions like smoked bees – STUNNEDFly me to the moon far away from hereStunned like a zap of electric surge – ANGRYIt only takes a spark. Angry like a raging bull – REVENGETake my hand trust …
