demon shadows play
mock me from bedroom ceiling
as I lay sleepless
insomnia
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Tag Archives: 5-7-5
pawpaw patch
pawsit pawsitive
pawsibilities upawn
pawsing pawnderings
(posit positive
possibilities upon
pausing ponderings)
just the four of us
early morning walk
shadowed by fleeting shadows
come noon they’ll be gone
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Transient
Collaboration
squirrel planted you
sun, rain, and soil nurtured you
I will protect you
The Daily Post one-word prompt: Collaboration
on the safe side?
fences, chains, barbed wire…
there to keep danger away
or hold it within?
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Danger!
from a distance
without the remote
you can’t control me but you
still push my buttons
The Daily Post daily prompt: Control
and per se and
We’ve made it through the #AtoZChallenge, and hopefully you enjoyed it as much as I did. But wait! There’s that 27th letter of the alphabet: &.
The ampersand is a ligature of the letters “e” and “t,” for the Latin word “et,” meaning “and.” The word “and,” displayed as &, used to be considered the final letter of the English alphabet. Wikipedia has an entry that tells all about it. I won’t attempt to go into it, because I would only confuse myself, and probably you as well. Interesting reading, though, if you’ve ever wondered about ampersands and such
In the spirit of being thorough in completing the #AtoZChallenge, I herewith offer my post for the 27th and (at one time) final letter of the English alphabet:
& so it began
& from A we went to Z
& ended with &
Now that’s really & truly the end.
![survivor-atoz [2017] v1](https://whatrhymeswithstanza.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/survivor-atoz-2017-v1.jpg?w=584)
zip lines
zebra dog on couch
zealously flaunting his stripes
zestful pretender
Z is for zest, zeal, zebra and zip.
#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Theme optional.
My theme: a three-line poem each day (5-7-5, haiku form) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
youth
young naiveté
yields to curiosity
yet to be betrayed
Y is for youth.
#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Theme optional.
My theme: a three-line poem each day (5-7-5, haiku form) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
x phyles
xanthous egg yolks run
xylophones shine in the sun
“x” words are far flung
X is for xylophone.
#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Theme optional.
My theme: a three-line poem each day (5-7-5, haiku form) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
What Rhymes with Stanza? 