MORNING POETRY – ‘Uncertainty’

so here we go
my cheeks are too fat
that doesn’t sit well
with my pants

is it the sweetness
of the food i eat
or the emotions
harbored within

my life story
unwritten untold
creative activities
fixed on food

where to find a joyous
focused task
giving me purpose
how to feel alive

for one I know
writing does it
my fingers help
the mind to settle

the reader is still
to be discovered

The poem ‘Uncertainty’ read by the author.

MIDNIGHT POETRY – ‘Into The Depth’

footprints in the sand
soft coral between the toes
walk on a deserted beach

tropical sun barely a cloud
day perfect for a dip
time to hop inside

splash!

soft waves caressing the body
sea salt soothing the skin
water warm like a bath

floating on the surface
face covered by a hat
arms and legs spread out

large cargo ship
stacked metal containers
covering the distance

on the horizon
white sailboat
sail up towards the sky

emerging from the sea
coolness of the wind
rubs into the skin

time has been forgotten
all worries floated away
into the ocean depth
feeling alive again

recording of the above poem read by the author

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POETRY IN PRINT!

Dear readers,

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Be well, be great, be you!

Hana

MIDDAY POETRY – ‘Landing’

flying off a push bike
little girl pink skirt
landed in the grass

helmet on the head
bewildered look
ended that fall

straight ahead her dad
who teased the act
by stretching his arms

hight into the sky
as the wheels rolled
down the road

the girl learned quickly
dads cannot be trusted
with advice on flying

without crash landing
inevitably

recording of the above poem read by the author