
The taste of mud
the smell of dirt
the soil caked
inside my shirt
led me to think
I might be dead
but here I lay
thoughts in my head
So live I will
with all I’ve got
just please ignore
that dirty spot!
©2023 CBialczak
The taste of mud
the smell of dirt
the soil caked
inside my shirt
led me to think
I might be dead
but here I lay
thoughts in my head
So live I will
with all I’ve got
just please ignore
that dirty spot!
©2023 CBialczak
Join in here: https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/2023/05/23/twiglet-326/
Lessons learned through whitest teeth
Prey cannot outrun you
Fearless leaders follow instincts instilled
to be a wolf in sheep’s clothes won’t do
©2023 CBialczak
Misky hosts the Twiglet writing prompts https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/2023/02/28/twiglet-314/
What did you say to me yesterday?
What was that? A friendly chat?
How about no, I don’t want to talk
You and yourself can go take a walk!
©2023 CBialczak
Like a fractal deposit along the creek bed
an astounding accomplishment poignantly said
Sunset in a cup, so light and refreshing
Keeping all your close friends silently guessing
where have you been and where are you going
You’ll slip out the back with nobody knowing
The sound of a tin cup rattling with change
Time suddenly frozen, no need to arrange
A shipment sent back from an unlisted number
your hot mind relaxes and then you may slumber.
©2022 CBialczak Poetry
To participate click here
Twenty hours on the road
my destination near
I cross the road which changed my life
and took my child here
I moved on more to the one spot
where he and him both lay
As tears roll down my withered cheeks
for here they both will stay
One more drive and then I’ll be
where love and warmth exist
where happiness and healthy food
are part of this long tryst
The biggest part is coming soon
where my true love awaits
For my dear daughter will be here
her stress can now abate.
©2022 CBialczak Poetry
The child’s eyes light up
when she spies the old woman
watching her walk along the path
feeding the birds
enjoying nature
feeling alive.
©CBialczak Poetry
You must be logged in to post a comment.