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Musical Memories

26/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

Tea Cosy warm thoughts
what could have been fades away
Sprawled empty tea cups
pieces of music vibrate
happy memories building

Posted in Poetry, TankaTagged memories, music, poem, tanka, tea

Slowing Down

25/03/202426/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

We begin to slow in Autumn as the days shorten and the nights lengthen.

Salads turn to casseroles, and coffee turns to rum.

We find our cosy corner, a stack of books, and turn day after day into night.

When the rains come, we wear our favourite socks; we slow down.

Posted in autumn, Poetry, Very Short StoryTagged autumn, books, poem, poetry, Very Short Story

Noodle Warrior

24/03/202418/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

A mighty warrior
traveller of many lands
A lover of noodles

Ramen and sake
cantankerous words and dancing
A Geisha’s fan cuts

Angered at the offence
drawing his sword
The laughter of Geishas

A 30-centimeter sword
hardly Arthurian
Perfect for cutting noodles

Posted in Very Short StoryTagged Geisha, noodles, poetry, Very Short Story, vss, warrior

Sunny Canvas

23/03/202422/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

Too much red and yellow
blazing sun on the canvas
chunks of paint melting

The spectre of burning canvas
paint strokes are inevitable
Embers fall from the old easel

Time for the sun to appear
smouldering fire of paint and canvas
The painting comes to life

Posted in Poetry, Very Short StoryTagged canvas, painting, poem, spectre, Very Short Story

Covid-19

22/03/202418/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

The fever intensified.

Staring into space, images of ghosts, demons, and magical creatures appear in the lounge room.

Unruffled by the images, she dances into what appears to be the corpse_fjord.

She woke up on a pile of clothes with empty bottles everywhere.

Posted in Very Short StoryTagged corpse-fjord, Covid-19, magical, Very Short Story, vss

Morning Grass

21/03/202421/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

morning frosty grass
barefoot walking to the fence
my feet are stained green
tip-toeing to the kitchen
embracing my black kettle

Happy World Poetry Day!

Posted in Poetry, TankaTagged frost, grass, kettle, poem, poetry, tanka

Soup + Tabby = Tanka

21/03/202418/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

And I will find him
covered in sauteed onion
dancing with the leeks
a potato and leek man
my only tabby kitteh

Posted in TankaTagged kitteh, poetry, potato and leek soup, tabby cat, tanka

Inspiration

20/03/202418/03/2024 C and K WordsLeave a comment

Watching the way colleagues climb the corporate ladder.

Whispers behind closed doors, muffled voices gossiping about such and such, and toxicity oozing from the walls.

Anger turned to disappointment. Disappointment turned to creativity.

The draught_of_giants hit me. With a pen on paper, I jot all the words down.

Posted in Very Short StoryTagged draught_of_giants, toxic work, Very Short Story, vss, work

Kisses

19/03/202418/03/2024 C and K Words2 Comments

As the season ends
I think about the kisses
you place upon me

Posted in HaikuTagged haiku, haikupoetry, kisses, poem, Season

The Fireflies

18/03/2024 C and K Words1 Comment

A sight to take my breath away,
from the tall trees,
a forest spirit or an ancient god
walks toward me.

There is no malice in her walk,
the trees bow low,
a firefly becomes many to light
her ethereal path.

Aglow in the amber firelight,
I cannot stop smiling
as the moss begins to grow
between my toes.

Posted in forest, magic, Nature Thoughts, PoetryTagged firefly, forest spirit, poetry, poetry story, Very Short Story

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