
The Overnight Rain
It lingers
on the bright morning.
A slight shade.
From twigs.
Branches.
From the nape of grass.
It fills my nose with wet.
The fox was
in the flower pots again.
Wounded pansies
strewn
like stars, and
a grasshopper watched
as I rearranged nature.
For dVerse Quadrille 44 words, sans title, including “wound”. Shared with @dversePoets and @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter ©Misky 2021
18 responses to “A Quadrille for dVerse Poets”
I love this … the whimsy in it … the image you shared.
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Isn’t that image just amazing?
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The wounded pansies, and the rearranging of nature were magical.
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Thank you so much!
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A most phenomenal image as accompaniment to this gem, Misky! I love; “Wounded pansies strewn like stars.”💝💝
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Thank you, Sanaa. 🥰
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These words “From the nape of grass.” and that final stanza! You truly have a magical way with words, description, and scene setting. I truly think you are one of the most creative writers I know! 🙂 LOVE this post!
Poor pansies….
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Thank you! Fun prompt, Lillian.
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I love this. I could see it…. “From the nape of grass”.. that just made me smile.
Pat
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Thanks!
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What a lovely quadrille – gentle, yet vivd.
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I saw that foxes went for your pots… thought that they only caused harm to the chickens, maybe the fox is pissed because you haven’t left him anything else.
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Maybe LOL!
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I like how you used the prompt to bring us close up to the natural world Misky. I quadrille bracing with life!
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Thank you, Ingrid.
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I love the image of the wounded pansies; actually the animals can destroy the blooms. Love this one Misky!
Have a good weekend.
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All the best for your weekend also.
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Lovely image to inspire your writing. It seems we humans rearrange nature often.
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