LIFE REMAINS
far from these pained lands
sparks of innocents fly high
once more round the world
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poetry of happiness
Sweet Dignity – a Shi Rensa haiku a poem
SWEET DIGNITY
the world slips along
nothing trying to save it
but with grace, we can
but with grace, we can
fight against the flow of fate
slipping past tyrants
slipping past tyrants
decency defines the day
with decisions made
with decisions made
we slip into a new world
of known dignity
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A Shi Rensa poem for this week’s Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge of GRACE and Slip.
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Holiday Train – a poem
The night is dry, and the lights glow with cheer,
As the train rolls through to announce the Holiday is here.
The pretty blue tree, an elf singing with the band,
makes the clouds festive, while in the cold we stand.
Cheeks are happily frozen, slight relief from hot cocoa cups,
a time it’s okay to make kids out of grownups.
Rushing our way home to find comfort in warm beds,
Jobs are tomorrow, tonight joyful dreams play in our heads.
Lynn’s Tuesday Picture Prompt A Holiday Train.
Penisitivity’s Three Things Challenge Festive/Pretty/Dry
Fandango’s One Word Challenge. Comfort.
MMAStorytime’s 100 Word Flash Fiction Challenge Job
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an opened heart – a haiku a poem
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with a gentle grace
her fingers flow across keys
chains slip from his heart
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A poem for this week’s Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge of GRACE and Slip.
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