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pillow blind

an eclipse acrostic

By Ward NorcuttPublished 24 days ago 1 min read
Top Story - April 2024
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pillow blind
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Early morning

Cranes its head over the wall of the world

Looking for me, but

I am still

Pillow blind within the

Soft

Embrace of night

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About the Creator

Ward Norcutt

Playwright and poet.

My goal as a writer is to write thoughtful pieces of prose, poetry and stage plays. Hopefully, the end results are entertaining and engaging, with layers of meaning that make sense to the whole or a theme therein.

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  • Christy Munson17 days ago

    Brilliant! Love the ways you've worked with words in this one. A triumph. Congratulations on Top Story!

  • Anna 18 days ago

    Congrats on Top Story!🥳🥳🥳

  • ROCK 18 days ago

    Perfectly beautful!

  • Gloria Penelope18 days ago

    Nice and simple, congrats!

  • Caroline Jane18 days ago

    Really liked this acrostic Ward. Nicely done.

  • The Writer 18 days ago

    Congratulations!!!

  • Amazing, congratulations!

  • Nono Fabrice 18 days ago

    Beautifully written

  • angela hepworth18 days ago

    What amazing visuals!

  • Simply lovely portrait of a gentle moment. Has the feel of a haiku.

  • Congrats on this melancholic moment getting a top story. Another great piece whopper

  • Cathy holmes18 days ago

    I love the visual of morning craving its head over the wall. Simply wonderful. Congrats on the TS.

  • Heather Hubler18 days ago

    I wish I was pillow blind most days, instead I think I'm the one peeking over the edge anymore. Wonderful word choices :)

  • Rachel Deeming23 days ago

    I like the way you've personified early morning, like a friend coming to see if you can play. Or a nosey neighbour.

  • Andrea Corwin 24 days ago

    Beautiful! 😍

  • Ameer Bibi24 days ago

    The poem captures the serene moment of morning beautifully. It's a reflection on the stillness before embracing the day.

  • D. J. Reddall24 days ago

    You've nailed the brief and conjured a sympathetic persona at once. Nice work!

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