
birds
greet
each day
with a song
grateful for the dawn
each morning, a celebration
~kat~
The Fib
A syllabic form based on the Fibonacci Sequence: 1/1/2/3/5/8.

birds
greet
each day
with a song
grateful for the dawn
each morning, a celebration
~kat~
The Fib
A syllabic form based on the Fibonacci Sequence: 1/1/2/3/5/8.

gray
clouds
swallow
the blue sky
wind whips through the trees
the tempest heralds her entrance
~kat
Revisiting an old favorite micropoetry form…the Fib, based on the mathematical Fibonacci Sequence: 1 12358. Happy Monday!

I couldn’t decide this week. I liked several lines in each poem so I wrote two ReVerse poems…or maybe it is one poem with two stanzas with a refrain line in each stanza midway through. For that poem there was one clear favorite…waiting for answers…
That single line captures this past week for me. Actually we did get some answers this past week. Which has led to more question of course. But answers are always good, even if it’s not the answer you wanted or hoped for.
I hope next week is a good one for you. I haven’t decided what form I’m going to explore this coming week. Figure I’ll sleep on it and see what my dreams conjure up.
Peace, love and happiness to you and yours.
ReVerse Poem ~ Sunday, 16 July 2023
unwinding at dusk
spinning swirls of cream
it’s still dark outside
waiting for answers
flashes of as
maybe tomorrow…
rising from the loam
birdsong in the air
the sound of you leaving
when the alarm screams
waiting for answers
that rattle the walls
where dreams go to die
no relief from the heat
~kat
A ReVerse poem (a practice I started many years ago) is a summary poem with a single line lifted from each entry of a collection of work over a particular timeframe and re-penned in chronological order as a new poem. Unlike a collaborative poem, the ReVerse features the words of one writer, providing a glimpse into their thoughts over time.

heatwave tableau
midsummer rain, hot
air thick, sticky wet
warm scent of pollen
rising from the loam
the faint breeze offers
no relief from the heat
~kat
The Tableau, a poetry form created by Emily Romano in October of 2008, consists of one or more verses, each having six lines. Each line should have five beats. There is no set rhyme scheme, although rhyme may be present. The title should contain the word tableau.
Since the dictionary states the word tableau means picture or representation, the poem should reflect this. A picture should come to mind as the poem is read.

procrastinator’s tableau
maybe tomorrow…
plans unrealized
collect dust on shelves
where dreams go to die
waiting for perfect
today spent longing
~kat
The Tableau, a poetry form created by Emily Romano in October of 2008, consists of one or more verses, each having six lines. Each line should have five beats. There is no set rhyme scheme, although rhyme may be present. The title should contain the word tableau.
Since the dictionary states the word tableau means picture or representation, the poem should reflect this. A picture should come to mind as the poem is read.