Pronouns
are like
water
While
not as
flavorful
As
other
beverages
It’s
a fresh
element
That’s
a big
deal
When
you try
living
Without
them
Pronouns
are like
water
While
not as
flavorful
As
other
beverages
It’s
a fresh
element
That’s
a big
deal
When
you try
living
Without
them
Discover the mesmerizing blend of mathematics and poetry with our Fibonacci Sequence poem. Embark on a lyrical journey through expansion and contraction, mirroring the universe’s infinite dance. From the simplicity of ‘I’ to the complexity of ‘expanding, contracting, in beautiful sync,’ each line follows the Fibonacci Sequence, reflecting the natural patterns found in stars, galaxies, and beyond. Dive into this unique poetic exploration of numbers in rhyme, where each syllable counts in the vastness of time.
Rain, snow, sunMingling with mentions ofBlossoms and breezeBlowing between hot and coldHeads and hearts awakeWelcoming earth’s rebirth The Springtime Challenge Now it is your turn. Write a simple poem about springtime. Use exactly six lines. Focus on strong nouns and verbs. Do not try to be clever or deep. Just describe what you see or…
It’s not my mission
To scoff
To scorn
To declare others’ worth
Mountain ice breaksfree its frozen grip,unspooling threadsfrom snow-capped peaks. Winding down through aspen roots,filling low places with living waters,delivering warmthto valleys still flinching from frost. Each bend a soft shoulder to lean on.Lakes lap in harmony with the birdsong.Grass greens from rushing confession,then pauses, listening for light. Winter isn’t done;cold will return.But thaw reclaimsthe frost….
Today, as we honor the fallen, let us remember the flag, the pledge, the anthem are symbols for the people. All people. One nation.
I am from subtle chlorine smells
Lingering on skin
After hours-long stays
At the suburban community
Swimming pool