Blindsided by RedGoddess (Day 7 NAPOWRIMO Poetry)

On to day 7! I read the first set of poems at Four Bridges this morning, including the one below. I'm hooked on seasonal change and painful memories. If you like the latest poem, let me know in the comment section. Happy Reading!

Buried pain
in pint of rum raisin ice cream
Melting in bloody tears
Blindsided by hope
I remember to forgive
You forgot to love
Now paralyzed by regrets

Happy Friday by RedGoddess (Day 5 NAPOWRIMO Poetry)

 

It's the lover
in infinite fantasies

longed for

before arrival

after departure

Its presence

is sublime

and then

the unthinkable

in the shadow

it never lasts

as long as

you need

Wild Wind by RedGoddess (Day 3 NAPOWRIMO Poetry)

So far, the first few days of NAPOWRIMO have been more meaningful than I expected. I'm usually scratching my head for ideas and full of self-doubt but this is enjoyable. Here's today's poem:



Wild Wind

A tug of war
between seasons
wind bullying
walkers
into runners
hair
flying like weeds
umbrellas transform
into daggers
no escape
the wind goddesses
unleash
their madness
on spring's serenity

Morning Dance by RedGoddess (Day 2 NAPOWRIMO Poetry)

Morning Dance

Stretch
Crawl out

to main street

leap on bus

twirl down the

aisle

spilled coffee 

in right hand

ten stops

to destination
shimmy

through stand only
crowd
empty wet seat

surprise

yesterday's newspaper

for companion

until the next
commuter dance

Almost Spring by RedGoddess (Day 1 NAPOWRIMO Poetry)

Happy Poetry Month! I’ve decided to join the 30-day challenge Napowrimo this year to motivate myself to be more poetically engaged. Here's my first one exploring the spring sabotage. Read each entry as I post them. Don’t forget to leave a comment:)

Almost spring

The clouds

have suffocated the sun

Spring is prisoner
to winter

Trapped in fog

Thunderstorms roar

Sky sobs for

new season

Snow then rain

Ice then grail

The sun winks

Spring almost escaped

today