I. Hot winds from the east fan the December fires. Winter or Summer? II. White flakes cast about, like snow, ashes cover hills.
By Dean Traylor5 months ago in Poets
I. Tonight, fog rolls in and there is nothing to see from the backyard ledge. II. Can’t see the sea, can’t see the curves of the bay
Swarovski crystals Sparkle in the light, so bright A beautiful sight Copyright © 5/22/2026 by Andrea O. Corwin Thanks for stopping by! 😃 If you like ♡ my scribbles, hit the subscribe button. Please consider leaving a comment. ✍️❤️
By Andrea Corwin 5 months ago in Poets
The watch strapped to my wrist, doesn’t just tell the time, it tracks every ghost of the nights I’ve spent chasing it. You say, “Think bigger.”
By Anees Kaleem5 months ago in Poets
Cottonwood fluff fills the air and gathers by curbs softens all hard lines Copyright © 5/22/2026 by Andrea O. Corwin Thanks for stopping by! 😃 If you like ♡ my scribbles, hit the subscribe button. Please consider leaving a comment. ✍️❤️
A moth in the ribs Beating at a shuttered lamp Night forgets to breathe
By Taylor Ward5 months ago in Poets
Crisp, clear blue skies greet Three hundred eager Aussies Stretching, warming up. * Seven a.m. start We’re off and running, jostling
By Angie the Archivist 📚🪶5 months ago in Poets
I am philocalist I see beauty all around enriching my life. Note: Those who see beauty in everything are called philocalists. I am one.
By Seema Patel5 months ago in Poets
The hedges weren't trimmed New life spawned from overgrowth We are fossils now
By Jada Ferguson5 months ago in Poets
cool shade of oak tree watching grasses gently sway stress crumbles away. Note: Always seek nature. That's where stress crumbles.
Red anesthesia prejudice into numbness Blow ahead the pain . (even Noah knew that) . . . .
By Diana5 months ago in Poets
through be, part of is paradox par excellence, multiverse vellum
By Iris V.5 months ago in Poets
