Poem 29: Is it Today, Yesterday, or Tomorrow?

It can not be the present

COVID-19 is a gift that no one wants,

to give or receive.

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Priscilla Bettis April 29, 20205:54 am Reply

Only one more day of daily poems for National Poetry Month! I stumbled across a form called the dodoitsu. It’s three lines with 7 syllables and a fourth line with 5 syllables. That and the American sentence poem have been my two favorite discoveries this month.

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equipsblog April 29, 20206:58 am Reply

Cool, Priscilla. I didn’t know either of those.

Pat

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M.B. Henry April 29, 20205:38 pm Reply

Truth!!

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1. equipsblog April 30, 20207:39 am Reply
  
  Thanks, MB. Glad it resonated with you.
  
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alaskamanspeaks April 30, 20203:40 pm Reply

It is the 33rd of August, and I am finally touching down, 8 days from Sunday finds me Saturday bound..Mickey Newberry—Looks Like Rain Album…..Nice Poems, e-Quips!!!! ________________________________

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equipsblog April 30, 20203:57 pm Reply

Perfect quote, Alaskaman
Glad you liked the poem.

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Judy Kim June 6, 20203:25 pm Reply

I like the play in words in this clever poem

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1. Judy Kim June 6, 20203:25 pm Reply
  
  Play on words, spell check foiled me again!
  
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equipsblog June 6, 20203:29 pm Reply

Thanks, Judy.

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