
you are enough
extravagate in that thought
nothing is truer
~kat
For Colleen Chesebro’s Poetry Tuesday Challenge, prompt words: Plenty (enough) and Meander (extravagate).

you are enough
extravagate in that thought
nothing is truer
~kat
For Colleen Chesebro’s Poetry Tuesday Challenge, prompt words: Plenty (enough) and Meander (extravagate).

like a leaf
tossed by a cool breeze
i let go
~kat
For Haiku Horizons challenge, prompt word, ‘Breeze’.

“And I shall have some peace there, for peace comes dropping slow,” —W.B. Yeats
Finito
When mercury in retrograde descends
all manner of calamities ensue
before my final poem could be “penned”
I dropped my fragile iPhone in the loo!
It’s glaring at me now, it’s apple face,
perpetually glowing like a fool.
That bloody thing is buried now in rice
what peaceful thoughts I might have had are doomed.
Oh, woe is me, for I am out of sorts.
It almost makes me want to grab a pen
and scribble in a notebook just for sport…
it takes me back, you know, rememb’ring when.
Perhaps I should be thanking mercury
for making me endure this misery.
Without my phone intact I finally see
that I don’t need it to write poetry.
(but I do hope the rice works and my phone comes back to me)
~kat
Not the poem I had envisioned for my final poem this month-long challenge. I write most everything on my iphone…well, except this little rant. I suppose it’s a good way to end the month. Sometimes I take my poetry and my writing too seriously. This definitely put it into perspective for me. My head is full of words. I just need to scribble them down. That is the important thing. Thanks Jane Dougherty for this “Month with Yeats”.

a resolute heart…
determined, but not heartless
conviction takes heart
~kat
For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge, prompt words: Strong (resolute) & Heart.