in the forest deep where
moss grows thick and
roots weave an ancient
path through the cool,
dark shade, wild souls
hover between worlds…
if you’re quiet you
can almost hear
them breathing
~kat
Magnetic Poetry – Nature Kit
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Magnetic Poetry Saturday
she’s a goddess in
purple, a symphony of
red and blue, a woman-
girl dreamer who can
live through crushing
storms, singing in the rain
if we could remember
together, the dreams
of our better angels,
I believe we’d find
peace and love and
hope in this life
there is magic in
fire and ice, dogs,
cats and bugs, dirt
pies, red hots and
candy hearts and
belly laughs…you
can ask any child
there is a deep
peace in knowing
that everything lasts
only for a season
~kat
Magnetic Poetry using the Original, Love, Poet and Nature Kits.
The Shore
tidal deposits,
cell-less exoskeletons,
shell shards spawn the shore
~kat
A Haiku for Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge, prompt words, Shell and Coast (Shore)
Magnetic Poetry Saturday
eternity comes and
goes…it is here
and there and
nowhere…it has
nothing to do
with time
the moon’s dark face
is coming to cover the
sun leaving a path
through our soul
too bright to behold
in the stillness
after a storm
our dreams
whisper to us
from the mist
love is a powerful
emotion, but it’s
nothing if your
heart’s not in it
~kat
Magnetic Poetry – Poet, Nature, Original, Love Kits
You Can Call Me Terry
“Geologists have a saying – rocks remember.” ~Neil Armstrong
Photo by © CEAyr
“Hello there.”
“What?! Who said that? Who’s there?!”
“I’m down here.”
“But, you’re a rock!”
“That’s right! My name is Terrance A. Cotta, the 1003rd, but you can call me Terry…get it? Sheesh! Humans are so dense!”
“I’m going crazy!”
“Oh, get over yourself! You and I are made of the same stuff you know. You’re just mucilaginous. I was once a mountain. I soared so high I danced with the clouds.”
“Mucilaginous? What’s that mean? Never mind. I’m outa here!”
“Oh well, off you go then. But I could tell you things, if you’d listen. I could tell you things…”
~kat
100 Words for Rochelle Wisoff-Fields’ Friday Fictioneers 100 Word Story Challenge prompted by the photo above by CEAyr.
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