Note
Today, I scribbled poetic notes
infused with melodies of blues
hoping you would read what I wrote
today, I scribbled poetic notes
searching for a beautiful quote
leaving you with heartfelt clues
today, I scribbled poetic notes
infused with melodies of blues
Book
Searching the library for a book
so many adventures to choose
a time machine everywhere I look
searching the library for a book
reading romance in a cozy nook
entertaining my passionate muse
searching the library for a book
so many adventures to choose
Notebook
In my notebook brimming with dreams
penned are my wanderings of night
stories unfold with changing scenes
in my notebook brimming with dreams
inked pages, all is not as it seems
drifting with time into the light
in my notebook brimming with dreams
penned are my wandering of night
written for dVerse
hosted by Laura
challenge writing 3 stanza with a compound word as an option
and for an added challenge write in the form of a triolet
author's note: Today, I did go to the library to search for a new book to read. I could spend hours in there so many choices.
I love your choice of compound word, Truedessa – I’m a sucker for a new notebook and poetic quotes – and the way your triolet flows. I hope your library visit was successful.
ReplyDeleteI too love notebooks and journals. There is something special about writing in a notebook and reading through it another day.
DeleteThis is lovely explaining what we as poets need to capture the right words for what we want to say,
ReplyDeleteI agree, I often ponder a theme or thought and try my best to convey it in words.
Delete"hoping you would read what I wrote
ReplyDeletetoday, I scribbled poetic notes"
well I did! this such an enjoyable read leafing through your notes/book/notebook
Thank you for reading my words!
DeleteYou combined it all very well.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex!
DeleteSo well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry
DeleteYou chose your compound word wisely and wrote such heartfelt set of triolet. Beautiful, Truedessa.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I pondered the compound word for a bit and then came the task of writing to the constraints of a triolet.
Deletei could spend hours in the library too! i could also spend hours in my notebook-- scribbling, writing poetry or collecting quotes, a little art with colored pencils. so much to do :)
ReplyDeletehaha - I can totally relate ...so much to do and so little time.
DeleteA very nice choice for the prompt. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dwight for reading :)
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