Spoken Word Poetry

Sunday 20 December 2020

Dream Art: Senryu

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she lives out her dreams
through the art that she creates
life is art is life

~cie~

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Wednesday Poetry Prompt (on Friday)
Write an ekphrastic poem

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1 comment:

Magaly Guerrero said...

Love the senryu, especially the last line... so much truth (and beauty) in those words.