
I go to a wonderful writer's group called "Poetry Preserves". In this group we read a poem the moderator picks out, discuss it and then write about it and likewise we view a piece of art, discuss it and write about it. You can of course write about whatever you like or you can follow the poem and art as a prompt. The above piece of art inspired the below poem.
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moments are fleeting
the sun shares with the moon
day to night
the abacus always shifting
right to left
left to right
balance seems hard to find
but it's there if you
pull it in.
everything starts
and stops again and again.
there's a second chance
every day of the week
if you open up
you may find what you seek.
the wind blows the trees
who drop their leaves
caught up in the breeze
floating down with ease.
The wind doesn't hate
nor does the sun
it rises and sets
when the day is done.
If you look around
you'll find the balance
in the world
there's really no challenge
that can't be unfurled.
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If you like this read my other new poem:
Or .... this very under-appreciated poem.
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Sam Harty is a poet of raw truth and quiet rebellion. Author of Lost Love Volumes I & II and The Lost Little Series, her work confronts heartbreak, trauma, and survival with fierce honesty and lyrical depth. Where to find me
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