Poetry Day Six : Screen
Device: Enjambment
There are many scenes passing,
me by, when I look out,
my window.
The lawn care fellows,
mowing and raking, the lawn.
My neighbor’s,
tree covered, with leaves
blocking, my view.
The sky looks,
overcast, a quiet,
breeze, blowing the leaves.
The air must be
cool, I’m feeling
cold, it’s time for me,
to wear something warm.
…………………………….. 🙂
frightfully wondrous things happen here.
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Dear Ranu,
I like this poem. Although longer than a haiku, it feels to me haiku-like.
All good wishes,
robert
Dear Robert,
It’s a poem which I can write as long as I want. It’s almost like a story.
Thank you for enjoying it. 🙂