Apr. 4th, 2013
NaPoWriMo2
Apr. 4th, 2013 04:53 pmHarvest
Your words hang in the air,
warm, reassuring.
While you aren't looking
I gather them up,
folding their delicate tissue carefully,
and slip them quietly into my bag.
Safely home in kitchen-cum-laboratory
I compress your words
string the shining jewels they become
onto gossamer threads
to wear, daily, near my heart.
They will not return to you empty.
Your words hang in the air,
warm, reassuring.
While you aren't looking
I gather them up,
folding their delicate tissue carefully,
and slip them quietly into my bag.
Safely home in kitchen-cum-laboratory
I compress your words
string the shining jewels they become
onto gossamer threads
to wear, daily, near my heart.
They will not return to you empty.
NaPoWriMo 3
Apr. 4th, 2013 06:37 pmThere was a time
So long ago
When I could rhyme.
It wasn't mime:
I used to know --
there was a time.
The bells would chime
and stars would glow
When I could rhyme.
I could knead dough
Or say hello.
There was a time
I wasn't slow.
The words would grow
When I could rhyme.
Back in my prime
The seeds I'd sow.
There was a time
When I could rhyme.
So long ago
When I could rhyme.
It wasn't mime:
I used to know --
there was a time.
The bells would chime
and stars would glow
When I could rhyme.
I could knead dough
Or say hello.
There was a time
I wasn't slow.
The words would grow
When I could rhyme.
Back in my prime
The seeds I'd sow.
There was a time
When I could rhyme.