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Cinqain Chain About Spring
stalks push through dirt
winter is over- snow gone
tendrils grow tall- first spring flower
tulips
April
college kids home
lots of people- loud noise
hanging out late, just having fun
spring break
May makes
the flowers bloom
daisies, violets, blue-bells
flowering dogwoods in full bloom
pretty
June brings
kids home from school
pool-parties, barbecue's
long days spent tanning at the beach
relax
About this poem:
syllable count for each stanza 2 4 6 8 2 - hope you enjoy it.
life cinquain
BEGINNING BIRTH
CHILD YOUTH MATURE
LIVE LOVE PROSPER INTO ELDER YEARS
LIFE
Poetry (Cinquain)
Inspirational, Sentimental
Provoking, Illuminating, Devoting
To express creatively in writing
Verse
Halloween (Cinquain)
Halloween
Frightful sights
Under moon’s light
Ghosts and goblins alight
Tonight
About this poem:
BOO! Halloween Night some fun, before the real fun starts!
For Jamie
But all I did was make you weaker,
I Looked to you for guidance,
Looked to you for truth,
didn't know where else to seek it.
And so sorry, if I made you fall,
Twas not my intention,
Sometimes, when we seek to find,
We find there is no redemption.
And nobody has the reasons why,
Nobody has the answers.
The how comes or the why's,
The reason why we cry, why we scream,
Why God, did this happen, to him.
To me,and all we hear, is
What will be , will surely be,
And only God knows why.
And so we cry,
And so we scream,
Oh why Lord, it can't be,
Why would you take the only man, who ever mattered to me,
my love , my life.
My heart , my soul,
The only reason I go on living...
so sorry, if I made you fall,
Twas not my intention,
Sometimes, when we seek to find,
We find there is no redemption.
And all we're left with is
asking our Lord,
Oh God why?
Oh, Lord why,
It's too soon to say good-bye,
Don't want to say good-bye.
Much too soon, to say Good-bye.
About this poem:
When my second husband died, I think I may have relied too heavily on my daughter for strength, it was her step father, and she has always been the spiritual one.. still I wonder. what toll, this has taken on her.
Writing
One thing is clear
Wish I had the magic to make money appear
Writing for reason or rhyme
Love could be a reason
Love could be a never ending line
Writing for thought or pleasure
This is what I find
It was a pleasure to know you if but for only a short time
Writing for jest or seriously
Looking for the words that binds
Love is found deeper when you read it between the lines
Saxophones over Johannesburg
clouds in the champagne
let it rain
let it rain
for the regime must change
jazz in the hinterland
grazing in the grass
Mbaqanga
Mbaqanga
trumpets from Botswana
Stimela, Stimela
call of the coal train
brought them down
deep down
deep down
in the gold and mineral mines
of the metropoli
About this poem:
Listening to Hugh Masekela's Stimela, one of my favourite jazz compositions, the song is basic enough being just two chords but the trumpet playing is out of this world.roadrunner
beep beep
wiley cunning pesky
dog gone it, he strikes again
roadrunner
partial cinquain
divisive painful
confuses question why
rejection grows in this soil
partial
swan
graceful elegant
wings fly sail
but she has an angry side
swan
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