a moth flew in my tea
when i wasn’t looking
sometimes life is like that
Tag Archives: micropoetry
new day
only the night bore witness
and today is a new day
~Melanie Thomason
5/5/17
Filed under micropoetry, Poetry
ricochet
behind white blinds
drawn tight
angry words ricochet
some hit
some graze
out of view
of prying eyes
~Melanie Thomason
Filed under 25 Words or Less, micropoetry, Poetry
softly silent
daffodils
silently trumpet
the new moon
that crept in
softly and unseen as a
cat on padded feet
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~Melanie Thomason
Filed under 25 Words or Less, micropoetry, Poetry, shadorma
White flower from the Chicago Botanic Garden
Another flower picture from Gigi and the resulting micropoetry from me 🙂
I see a little girl, named
Sunshine (or Sunny for short)
with her blonde hair
in pigtails
and big blue eyes
gleaming mischievously
as she plays hopscotch
in her starched
white dress
Filed under micropoetry, photos, Poetry, reblog
Flower…Chicago Botanic Garden (today)
This gorgeous flower from Gigi prompted a micro poem from me so I had to reblog 🙂
Here is the poem:
blossoms
blush prettily
as they unfold
their supple petals
to cradle wee fae folk
as they sleep
Filed under micropoetry, photos, Poetry, reblog
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pausing,
palms pocketed
privately pondering
perplexing problems
petrifying past programming
prostrates
Melanie Thomason
Filed under 25 Words or Less, Poetry
encounter
hearing your voice
was like sucking on saltines
leaving my mouth dry and dusty
i turned to see if it was really you
and my stomach tried to leave without me
~Melanie Blackwell
Filed under Poetry, Uncategorized
