On a twelve-hundred mile trek
twice a year,
my past nipping at my rear—
I’ve lost the
ability
to know what’s below
the drop-
off
time’s running out
the bluff taller than I recall
Take a chance /
Don’t be a fool /
L e a p .
. .
For today's prompt, write a foolish poem. The poem could be about a fool, about being fooled, about fooling someone, or whatever other foolish direction you wish to take it. But don't fool with this prompt for too long; we'll have another one ready to roll tomorrow.
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The fool wanted to be wise and took a leap off the curb and landed in a rainbow puddle. "Aha" he shouted...now I see.
ReplyDeleteHa! Love it!
DeleteLoving the rhyme in this.
ReplyDeleteThank you, De!
DeleteNice! I enjoy the double meaning in bluff . . . Atleast that's how I gathered it. I'm writing this year too only I've been writing in my journal. I'm feeling the pull to share online again though! Thank you for the inspiration! Happy writing to you!
ReplyDeleteThis is Hannah by the way... ☺️
DeleteThank you so much, Hannah!
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