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Poetry
National Poetry Writing Month – April 2022 – A Poem A Day Month – Find My Poems Here: https://dawnreneewrites.com/april-2022-a-month-of-poetry/
Short Stories
Eye of the Storm – Dawn Renee Writes: https://dawnreneewrites.com/eye-of-the-storm/
A Sea Tale | Dawn Renee Writes
Weekend Escape | Dawn Renee Writes
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Renewed
The sky closes in and the wind picks up Creaking limbs let go of dead leaves Falling and sticking to everything below Pelting droplets find their way Through the canopy above Muddied boots sink in softened ground Eyes up, hoping to rinse away The dirt and grime of days gone by Hopeful for the past…
Cheese
Grinning from ear to ear But her eyes gave her away Diving in, another piece of cheese. Her only solace, was she a mouse? Cheddar melting on her tongue, The sharpness makes her feel…. It’s about all that she senses. Spiraling, watching it happen. Still not sure what will make it stop. Make it stop.…
Aisle Eight
Sitting here, biting lips, Trying not to say a word. Cringing as the future unfolds, One voice drowned by the din. They know exactly what they do, But it’s not what the cheering masses think. Those who see it know, We won’t be heard for now, But we’ll end up cleaning the mess they make.…
Empty
Barren shelves, white as fresh fallen snow Waiting for beauty and whimsy to grace thee Faded family photos set aside to blend in But inspiration is elusive and out of grasp. The festive holiday has passed And a chill has settled in my bones. Nothing brings in the warmth Not even this freshly brewed tea…
Fragile
Sitting on a shelf, waiting to be played with; This is where fragile items go. On display when the time comes, Or gathering dust out of sight. Sadness would show in dimmed eyes If this were real, if things had feelings, But instead, gentle smiles plastered on faces Must be careful with fragile things; But…
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