Poetry

Visions of Hope

Eyes see beyond sight,
Imagining what can be,
Unveiling the future,
Like waves upon the sea.

Dreams float in my mind,
Hope whispers soft and near,
With each little step,
I can face all my fears.

Poetry

Whispers of Spring

In the springtime breeze,
Fragrance of cherry blooms,
Delicate whispers,
Nature’s gentle embrace found,
Moments linger, softly held.

Poetry

Fragrance of Dreams

Their fragrance so sweet, a soft tease,
Brings forth smiles and whispers with ease.
In gardens adorned,
Where dreams are reborn,
Nature’s beauty is sure to appease.

Poetry

Magic and Mockery

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony, mylovexpressionsblog.wordpress.com

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The magician scoffed

And she disappeared in smoke

Never seen again.

Magic words never said again

To live in peace and not mocked.

-AAA/MAD

Poetry

Sharing Laughter

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony, mylovexpressionsblog.wordpress.com

Joining in laughter

Is the most fun we can have

We’re all sharing joy

experiencing pleasure

to help deal with what may come 

-AAA/MAD

Challenge, Laughing Along with a Limerick, Poetry

Boring Town Ballad

In a town where the folks found it boring,
They danced to the sound of their snoring.
With a yawn and a sigh,
They waved dreams goodbye,
And entertained thoughts that were soaring!

Poetry

Lazy Hunger

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony
https://mylovexpressionsblog.wordpress.com/

I am so hungry 

But I do not want to cook

Find me some takeout

Pizza, sushi, or maybe  

Some spicy noodles will do

-AAA/MAD

Poetry

Tree of Whispers

In the arms of the tree, whispers of the past,
A haven of hope where spirits run free.
Branches stretch out like arms, wide and free,
A tapestry woven where memories last.

Funny, Poetry

Silly Poems

Republished

Silly poems are fun to write,

About things both big and slight.

Handle, stick, and pole so tall,

They stand up straight and never fall.

Grab the handle, hold on tight,

It’ll help you with your might.

The stick is thin, the pole is long,

In this silly poem, they belong.

So next time you see a handle, stick, or pole,

Remember this poem, it’s good for the soul!