I now have an annotated copy of the first three chapters of Joe and Nelly and the plan is to get started first thing in the morning after I have warmed up with a poem or two. I will use WordPress prompts and challenges for this, so that I can focus on the novel. I’m sorry […]
Touching Mars
My response to Carpe Diem #918 Touch/Tactioception (Pain) If I could touch Mars Extended contours in space Would it feel red? © Kim M. Russell, 2016 Image found on http://www.telegraph.co.uk
Party Link Live – Love Thing Valentine Blog Bash and Mingle… Join the fun!
Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone at A Cooking Pot and Twisted Tales: Jacqui’s Valentine Blog bash! Here is my contribution to Jacqui’s Valentine’s Day poem: The diamond cut deep Into the depths of her soul With its carbon facets Set in platinum and gold Image found on www.firenzejewels.com
Emperor of the Northern Wastes
My response to MindLoveMiserys Menagerie Writing Prompt #146 “The Emperor” Luis Royo Emperor Of the northern wastes Of snow and ice Hot springs and bubbling pools Is nobody’s fool Sovereign of silence and steam Echoing below his feet A jet of water Hisses Erupts And crystallises Around the royal seat © Kim M. Russell, 2016
Boats and reeds
My response to Bastet’s Month of Haiga – hidden. Apologies for using this photo more than once, but I quite like it – it sums up the Norfolk Broads perfectly! Through a screen of reeds A glimpse of silver river As it rounds the bend Teasing at the bobbing boats Tugging knots of sturdy rope […]
Ardour of the Wind
My response to Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie B&P’s Shadorma & Beyond Song That Luc Bat A brisk breeze blew clouds aside Revealed an expanse of wide Delicate China blue Waking trees from hibernation Celebrating creation In a brief spring flirtation Coy daffodils struggled Against the ardour of the wind © Kim M. Russell, 2016
Winter Wreckage
The wreckage of winter has left the landscape rolling gently yet strangely bare shivering in the frigid air where rags of mist and cloud drip tears on branch and bark of naked, twisted trees that turn their backs on the chilly breeze snow and ice have left their mark and streams and rivers full to the […]
Exposure
My response to Bastet’s Month of Haiga – Haiga 13 –late winter Bare, bent and twisted Tree turns its back on winter Yearning for spring buds © Kim M. Russell, 2016
Valentine Compass
My response to Carpe Diem #917 direction Compass of my heart Points me in your direction No signposts required © Kim M. Russell, 2016
The Wheels of Time – a Rondel
My response to dVerse Poets Meeting the Bar; the Rondel, has turned into an eco poem, inspired by a photograph I took on the way to a local beach. The wheels of time turn, Leaving behind worn out tyres To rot, moulder and expire By a roadside or on a pile to burn. When […]
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