This Morning
Poppy's Prompt #5
If memories were mine to paint,
I'd dip my finest brush
In the azure sky above me
Here, in this morning's hush.
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I'd tuck it in an envelope
And seal it fast away.
I'd keep it safe, next to my heart
To give to you one day
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When all you see are cold, gray skies
And dreams start to erode
And dark clouds threaten to descend,
To press, 'til you implode.
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Alas, it's incorporeal.
I cannot keep it pinned,
So I will simply save my heart
And send it on the wind.
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Dana Crandell
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"My tears need a minute to find the edges of my face. If you'll please excuse me." The sarcasm stabbed into Juliana’s heart. Antonia glared at her from the pit of the Lyceum as her student fought to hold back tears that had nothing to do with the pain in her fingers. “You’re better than this, again.”
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Comments (15)
Wonderful take on the prompt, worthy of a Top Story
Lovely
Delightful! Like Poppy… my favourite stanza is the first… like a love song.
This is so gorgeous. I especially love the opening stanza. Really well done!
That ending felt do liberating! Loved your take on this challenge!
Dana, this is such a cool poem, I loved it, the rhyming the “hush” - excellent!💕💕
Dana, this was so so nice. What a way to describe a morning!
I loved the sentiment of those thoughts....lovely
The words seem simple but, somehow, they managed to make me feel the spaciousness and lightness of the clear blue sky. Lovely!
❤'d it!!!!
Wow, what a sincere sentiment captured in such a whimsical weaving of words! Great poem, Dana!
This was amazing Dana! “So I will simply save my heart, and send it on the wind” is my new favourite line of poetry ever written!
No idea what the prompt is but i totally enjoyed this poem
Goodness, I loved this so much. Perfection 🔥
Or of course, you could write it in a poem. Which I get is what you've done but I couldn't resist a moment of contrary bluntness.