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Tag Archives: poets
Poetry Day: Game Over
(Pretty easy to figure out. Always bittersweet when a game ends.) The game is done. The hero has won. Now what are we to do Since our adventure is through?
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Tagged bittersweet, endings, finales, games, poems, poetry, poets, writing
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Poetry Day: From On High
(I really don’t know what triggered this one. Clearly, I was angry at someone who had power and influence.) Edicts and procedures Hurled from the mountaintop Forcing the drones to moan Adding complications To a convoluted system Steps of unimportance … Continue reading
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Tagged author, corruption, kings, leaders, leadership, poems, poetry, poets, rulers, writing
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Poetry Day: Fragile Form
(Definitely wrote this after I pulled a muscle or stubbed a toe. It got me thinking about how humans are supposed to be the superior species of Earth. Yet, we are so easily injured and broken that I start to … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Four Season Moons
(This one is pretty simple. It was a short poem about the four moons of Windemere. They debuted in Legends of Windemere. I still have to stop and consider the season whenever I write night scenes. With each one being … Continue reading
Poetry Day: First Snow
(This is pretty obvious. One stanza is how kids look at snow and the other is for adults. Funny how our perception of snow changes as we age.) Children cheer for it. The sign it’s time to play. A coating … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Figures in the Sky
(It’s about watching clouds and seeing images. Sometimes, a poem is just that simple.) Fluffy lambs at play Before a churning sea With wisps along the edges Trying to tame their brothers Solitary wanderers With no true form to … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Fall of the Dragon
(This type of poem is called a Sestina. It has six stanzas with six lines each. The final word of each line is reused until each one has been in each position. I loved the challenge of this type of … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Curse of the Bloodlines
(This is heavily inspired by Luke Callindor’s storyline throughout Legends of Windemere. First book is still free.) ***** Is it a blessing? To be born to fame? Descended From heroes And legends Of many bardic tales Holding the respect Of thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged author, heroes, Legends of Windemere, lineages, Luke Callindor, poems, poetry, poets, writing
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