Monday, April 27, 2020

Poetry Month - Day Twenty-Seven




It's April. It's Poetry Month!  

            

         Remember to check out the list of what everyone is doing at Jama Rattigan's blog: Jama's Alphabet Soup.


          And check on the Water Poem Project where every day, a poet is sharing a prompt connected to water, hosted and created by Laura Shovan!


Plus! Check each day for the added line to the Progressive Poem, created by Irene Latham, now hosted by Margaret Simon! The link is above and the graphic to the right!
  







         A leap with the theme of CIRCLES for poetry month, poems & small sketches. I am looking forward to reading everyone's posts. I'm sure I will love each one, knowing they're done during a time we've not lived before. I am worried about so many, those close and those far, my community, too. 


Best wishes for continuing good health to you all!


April 1 - haiku
April 2 - cinquain
April 3 - a couplet
April 4 - limerick
April 5 - a kyrielle
April 6 - a skinny
April 7 - quatrain

April 8 - tanka
April 9 - a prose poem
April 10 - free verse
April 11 -  acrostic
April 12 - free verse
April 13 - a nonet
April 14 - haiku
April 15 -  lune
April 16 - sonnet
April 17 - free verse
April 18 - silly verse 

April 19 - couplets
April 20 - free verse
April 21 - a skinny
April 22 - a prose poem

April 23 - cherita

April 24 - free verse
April 25 - mixed-up rhyme
April 26 - mixed-up rhyme





Those Little Things

Forgive me, Knobs, I have neglected
the need I have for you each day
to work the oven, door and car,
the volume of my radio,
when drying clothes,
to light the light,
or turning off that light
at night.
I’m grateful now that I remember
knobs that turn and snap and click
for making days
run double-quick.



4 comments:

  1. Knobs certainly do make our days "run double-quick" and deserve a poem of praise. How clever you were to think of this, Linda!

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    1. Well, as Kay writes below, I have been cleaning more, including knobs that I touch! How interesting our lives have become. Thanks, Catherine!

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  2. I love the focus on the ordinary things that make our days better. I've been paying more attention to knobs lately as I try to clean the ones in the kitchen and bathrooms a bit more often

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    1. I hadn't replied yet to Catherine, but that's where I got the idea, Kay, because I'm cleaning them all more! Who would ever guess that we would pay so much attention to knobs! Laughing, but not really so funny. Thanks!

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