The Air That I Breathe Breathing tentatively taking in air slowly Allowing oxygen to travel to the brain Steadying, remembering Words form on quivering lips and the sound of a shaky voice fills the dark and vacant room Coming slowly at first but as air is taken deep into lungs The monochrome space becomes technicolorContinue reading “The Air That I Breathe”
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Daily Haiku – Tuesday August 16, 2022
Haiku Black velvet night sky Dotted with silvery stars And a pale cream moon Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Happy as a Lark – Flash Fiction
Happy as a Lark Time of no consequence on this summer afternoon. Reclining comfortably on the cool grass, my back against the shady oak. Around me gossamer wings of dragonflies work overtime returning my incredulous stare. Birdsong fills the air as buttercups wave in the breeze. My mind wanders wherever it wishes and I remember childhood family walksContinue reading “Happy as a Lark – Flash Fiction”
Daily Haiku – Monday August 15, 2022
Senryu Horizon stretching Far away in the distance My future is there Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Daily Haiku – Sunday August 14, 2022
Senryu One more sleepless night Thoughts of you churning over In my muddled head Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Song Lyric Sunday – To Sir With Love
This week’s prompts for Song Lyric Sunday are Educate, Learn, School and Teach. I have gone back in time and chosen ‘To Sir With Love’ by Scottish singer and songwriter, Lulu. It was from the movie of the same name featuring Sidney Poitier as a high school teacher in the East End of London inContinue reading “Song Lyric Sunday – To Sir With Love”
Daily Haiku – Saturday August 13, 2022
Senryu As I light the match Making one last wish for peace I set fire to dreams Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Daily Haiku – Friday August 12, 2022
Senryu Longing for a change your opinion will not make an ounce of difference Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
The Unintentional Death of an Orchid
The Unintentional Death of an Orchid Why do they think that I must drinkI am waterlogged to the brinkMy magenta blooms do frownAs my roots will surely drownOrchids love humidityAnd never morbidityWhy do they think that I must drinkI am waterlogged to the brinkCopyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for HealingAll Rights ReservedGrace isContinue reading “The Unintentional Death of an Orchid”
Daily Haiku – Thursday August 11, 2022
Senryu It does not matter If my words are never heard It’s enough I spoke Copyright © 2022 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved