I wrote this short poem while staring out my window, craving an adventure. Therefore, Wanderlust came into being. The words have a melancholy ring to them.
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Abide with Me
The poem consisting of 44 words, excluding the title, and include the word Abide. I decided to try this challenge. I penned Abide with Me on a Friday.
Working Class
I believe I can stick with the rhyme pattern. Therefore, I wrote this short poem about a lady who belonged to the working class.
Buckets
I heard rumors two 65-year-old women were arrested for stealing potatoes. That’s why I wrote this poem I titled Buckets.
Kokomo Arnold
I believe I can stick with the rhyme pattern. Therefore, I wrote Kokomo Arnold to honor the memory of an old-time bluesman.
Covid-19
I believe I can stick with the rhyme pattern. Therefore, I decided to write a Limerick dedicated to the Corona Virus entitled Covid-19.
Pleiades Y is for Yes
In November, I plan to write a series of Pleiades. What are the Pleiades, you might ask? It is a poem with a one-word title and seven stanzas. Each of the stanzas has to begin with the same letter as the one-word title. It is not required for the Pleiades to rhyme. I tried myContinue reading “Pleiades Y is for Yes”
Pleiades X is for Xenia
In November, I plan to write a series of Pleiades. What are the Pleiades, you might ask? It is a poem with a one-word title and seven stanzas. Each of the stanzas has to begin with the same letter as the one-word title. It is not required for the Pleiades to rhyme. I tried myContinue reading “Pleiades X is for Xenia”
Pleiades W is for Watching
In November, I plan to write a series of Pleiades. What are the Pleiades, you might ask? It is a poem with a one-word title and seven stanzas. Each of the stanzas has to begin with the same letter as the one-word title. It is not required for the Pleiades to rhyme. I tried myContinue reading “Pleiades W is for Watching”
Pleiades V is for Victory
In November, I plan to write a series of Pleiades. What are the Pleiades, you might ask? It is a poem with a one-word title and seven stanzas. Each of the stanzas has to begin with the same letter as the one-word title. It is not required for the Pleiades to rhyme. I tried myContinue reading “Pleiades V is for Victory”