poor mia, i’ve left her with scars
and tears and whispers in her ear
our last night in st. louis, the end of a tumultuous era
i turn, heading in the direction of my car
i feel her sad eyes on the back of my head, they sear
my heart races
she knows i still care
even now with me being a giant ass
my actions making me seem crass
but it’s just how things have to be, and now are
my wife said ‘end it, ace,
or risk a monumental financial loss’, giving me a scare
but i’ll always remember mia’s soft caress
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I’ve only done a couple of ‘In One Word Poems’, so I thought I would try my hand at it again with these challenges. Christine – Stine Writing posted about this interesting form a while back.
The rules are:
- choose a word
- list words that you find within that word
- choose words from that list
- write a poem in which each line ends with one of those words
In addition, I wrote this piece from a man’s perspective, something I usually don’t do.
Wow! Well done, on a difficult prompt, Susi! Ace needs a kick in the butt!
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lol Yes, he does! Appreciate your praise, Eugenia! ❤
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❤️
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Very intriguing! Inquiring minds want to know what the original word you used to generate all these end words… A great poem and I do think “Ace” will be on a very short leash…
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Oh, yeah! Sorry, I forgot to mention that. I’ve gone back and capitalized and italicized the word – Caress! Ace should get his butt whooped! lol Glad you enjoyed it, Val!
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This is so good Susi. Perfect
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❤ Thanks, Sadje! 🙂
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You’re welcome
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You are not good man Susi … !!
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Yeah, a bit of a douche. 😉
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well done, Susi. I would have real difficulty with this prompt.
❤
David
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It’s definitely challenging. Glad you liked it, David! ❤
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Great writing but you just want to slap the guy on so many levels. Good job.
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lol Most definitely! Thanks so much for the praise, Anita! 🙂
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Good job! Very clever use of the words. Plus I enjoyed the poem. ❤
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Excellent! Thanks so much, Nan! ❤
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