Day 28 NaPoWriMo 2021

Day 28. I. NaPoWriMo “Questions“, II. AprilPAD “Remix“, & III. The Poeming “A Foot Out of Water” 

I.
It All Comes Down to Decaf in the End

Are you listening?
What did you say?
May I talk with you?
What do you want to talk about?
                    And why now?
Who are you?
                    Simple, isn’t it?
                    Where would you start?
                    The beginning, or today?
                    Are you like fireworks?
                    Are you bright?
                    Are you breath, or breathing?
                    Are you whole, or in bits?
                    When you sing, are you an orchestra?
We’re talking …..  just us, right?
What? What about old people?
                    Do you think one day you won’t be me,
                    drinking decaf?

II.
Hello Goodbye 1967

It’s just a moment,
a glimmer it seems,
redeemed by time.

Corners curled,
sepia tinted,
if not squinted, a blur
but nevertheless a smile.

It was Thursday: 1967.
Newly released, playing
Hello Goodbye
and asking what Walrus
are they talking about?

In truth, I still don’t know.

[This poem was first written in November 2013 for NovPAD, and stripped back considerably today]

III.
The Poeming’s Found Poetry Challenge

Shared with @napowrimo @dversepoets and @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter. The Puente poem form is being featured at dVerse Poets this week.   © Misky 2021

2 responses to “Day 28 NaPoWriMo 2021”

  1. Once again, a triple play. (No, a three-run homer.)

    Love the back & forth questionnaire, and the ekphrastik Puente is perfection, whatever its source.
    I don’t know how you do this, every day!

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    1. Retired; national lockdown from Covid; trying to keep my brain engaged. Your comments are always an encouragement.

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