“Counting Sheep” by Anna Keibler ANOTHER SLEEPLESS NIGHT As day meets night at the end of the day I find myself once more unable to find my way to that place where dreams could settle my mind where moonbeams and twinkling stars could light up the sky. Instead I’m lost within that old familiar place, […]
This was composed for the CPC Saturday Share poetry challenge. Angel Love’s must-use line was “So many words were left unspoken.” THEN AND NOW So many words were left unspoke. Now you’re gone and I’ve no one to poke. Reliving the moments that we shared. You dancing nude while the cop stared. Your embrace […]
Well…………? Thank you DL
This is the result of inspiration from the artwork “Counting Sheep” by Anna Keibler, the featured image on the CPC Simple Sunday Picture challenge. DREAMLAND When Anna looked inside her mind, she saw the ties from childhood bind; the lovely things she’d left behind. Old dreams of idealism’s kind. The rocking chair with squeaking sound, […]
Welcome to Simple Sunday! Tonight we are featuring a piece of art by artist, Anna Keibler aka ackeibler, from the United States. Anna is an artist, hobbyist and digital artist currently residing in China. You can find more of her artwork here: http://ackeibler.deviantart.com/ Tonight’s feature is titled “Counting Sheep”. Looking forward to see what […]
Time Keeps Ticking Away
Simplify Life
Earlier in the week, a blog was posted inviting everyone to come and give “One-More-Line” to generate lines for this “Collab” Poetry. Hope you will join in the fun with collabs and/or comments. Everyone is welcome!
This was written for the CPC Friday Fling poetry challenge, were we are doing summer-related Dr. Seuss-style writes. PHECKIN SUMMER DOWNPOURS When the temperature rises and summetime beckons, from cracks in hot sidewalks emerges the Pheckins. They fly from the cracks up into the schmeckins, the berries on which soon succumb to their peckins. […]
Friday Fling #243 for August 2nd 2013 Dr. Seuss aka Theodore Geisel was a great American poet specializing in amusing poetry in stories for children. See what you can come up with in as Seusslike a style as possible! Can be any length in any format or none, although Seuss’ specialty was multiple […]
