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Poetry posted in this category are works of fiction. Names, places, characters, events, and incidents are created by the authors' imaginations or are used fictitiously. Any resemblances to actual persons (living or dead), organizations, companies, events, or locales are entirely coincidental.
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This Sun of ours - 1. Chapter 1

I am an infrequent poet. However, inspiration tapped me on the shoulder this time around.

This sun of ours
Succumbs to winter's
Never-ending dark, dank
Blast

This sun of ours
Freshly burnished
Gleams brightly with renewed
Hope

This sun of ours
Plays hide and seek with
Gentle clouds and billowing
Rain

This sun of ours
Conjures up that single
Legendary summer's
Day

This sun of ours
Surrenders to livid, towering
Skies, heralding floods to
Come

This sun of ours
Glows, satisfied with Nature’s
Ripened bounty nearly
Done

This sun of ours
Starts to tire, losing battles
Daily with the encroaching
Dark

My long-suffering editor put on a slightly different hat for this occasion. I thank him as always.
And thank you for reading. Please add your voice to the conversation.
Copyright © 2024 northie; All Rights Reserved.
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23 hours ago, kbois said:

this was a great example of prose

It's more free verse - ie poetry that's not in a particular form (sonnet, for example), or counted, or scanned (sticking to a particular rhythmic pattern). Prose is standard writing. You can get prose poems - it's writing that has poetic leanings and facets but appears in sentences and paragraphs. Pleased you enjoyed my effort and yes, I'll be interested to see what everyone else has conjured up.

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