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Poetry Digest - Edition Seven
Welcome back to the freewrite Poetry Digest brought to you by @wandrnrose7 . Thank you freewriters for your excellent contributions! We are inspired and impressed by your talent and insight.
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Here are some of our favorite selections.
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@marcoriccardi
@marcoriccardi takes us along a poetic journey based off of the prompt five. The busy bustle of a week culminates in the joyful reunion of a couple upon a weekend!
Five days a week
We are two
Monday, a quick kiss, on the run
Tuesday, the eternal return of the same
Wednesday, Samsara
Thursday, the wait grows
Friday, a renewed discovery
Two days a week
We're one
Saturday
Sunday
Our personal Eden.
This was a poem written in a comment. Please visit @marcoriccardi profile for more excellent posts and to give an upvote.
@wandrnrose7
By request, I share a poem by @wandrnrose7 inspired by the prompt five. The power of five fingers comes alive in the works of each of our hands.
@stella87s
Often we have the most time to reflect on life when we are home alone. @stella87s shares the deeper emotions in this poignant poem.
@girlbeforemirror
@girlbeforemirror gives us a rare glimpse of majesty in her poem with the prompt monkey's wedding and leaves us with a taste of warm afterglow.
@kilbride
@kilbride eloquently describes the growth of spirit from childhood to adult with the poem inspired by the prompt five. Read on here.
Freewrite:
I was 5 when I first saw fame
15 when I burned for
25, been skirting
Can't get 5 minutes of peace
Just 5 minutes alone
Eyes are the windows to the soul
I can't handle everyone's gaze
This poem was also written as a comment. Please visit @kilbride to see more of her work and for an upvote.
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