Wings Of Spring (poem)

Wings In Spring

I thought I could

child’s tales imagined

me

believe

a sprite beyond just that

field’s last

next

flower

lazing petal’s slumber shade with winking wry smile

waking

they would wary

me

just a fragile touch of wing shared proof

with butterflies

in my hand

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This from the latest prompt at dVerse Poets.

“Hey there fellow scribblers of phraseology! De Jackson here, aka WhimsyGizmo, touching base with you today with my all-time favorite poetry prompt, the Quadrille. If you’re new or need a refresher, the Quadrille is a pocket-sized form of our own creation here at dVerse: a poem of just 44 words (not counting the title) including one word we provide.

Today, I’d like you to tangle with the word touch”



11 responses to “Wings Of Spring (poem)”

  1. That was certainly a good inspirational. prompt for you, great poem!

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    1. Ah, thanks so much Paul, yes, that was definitely a good prompt for me!!

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  2. Wonderful! LOVE this:

    “just a fragile touch of wing”

    I (sort of accidentally) held a baby hummingbird once, and it was momentarily magical. Like holding a tiny sprite.

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    1. Thanks De!!! Hummingbird, as with butterflies, spritely magic indeed!!

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  3. I love the alliteration you have used that made me feel those wings.

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    1. Appreciate it Bjorn!! Really did think that I could find a faerie or sprite on a flower if I believed hard enough.

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  4. Lovely imagery! Especially enjoyed this line: “lazing petal’s slumber shade with winking wry smile.”

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    1. Thank ya Dora!! My fave image in this one.

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  5. Magical thinking–and who knows? Butterflies seems like fairy creatures.

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    1. That’s right, who knows? Could still come upon a magical flower one of these days. And butterflies do fit the bill in the meantime. 🙂

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