Tag: dVerse

Even if we can pluck the moon from the sky, we probably shouldn’t

Even if we can pluck the moon from the sky, we probably shouldn’t

A short children’s story in response to the dVerse Poet’s Pub prompt: “You cannot pluck moonlight to bring in your pocket!”

When I’m Writing in My Night-Mind

When I’m Writing in My Night-Mind

I found the dVerse Poet’s Pub last week and got a huge dose of inspiration. This post – and poem – are in response to the prompt you can find here: dVerse Dead Poets’ Society. The challenge from Kim, who was hosting the “gathering”, was…

Haiku: We’ll Cross Each Bridge Together

Haiku: We’ll Cross Each Bridge Together

A prompt from dVerse Poet’s Pub about bridges results in a heartfelt love haiku about forever.

Poem and Pictures: A Bench is Waiting

Poem and Pictures: A Bench is Waiting

A bench is an invitation to become one with it for a while, to sit and be still in your surroundings, and let nature and the world flow around you.