
http://christinebialczak.com/2023/11/21/simply-6-minutes-welcome-to-the-challenge-11-21-2023/

http://christinebialczak.com/2023/11/21/simply-6-minutes-welcome-to-the-challenge-11-21-2023/

Your syllabic poetry writing invitation is to choose a kigo word or phrase from the seasonal kigo list on the post, or you can choose from the winter category (world kigo database) on the kigo word list links below. Share your kigo word on your post. If you write freestyle poetry, you must share a syllabic form, that includes a kigo word. You must use one kigo word or phrase in your syllabic poem.
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first frosty snowfall
it’s the twilight of the year
humbled leaves scatter
icy pools shine in cold rain
winter starts its festival
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24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, No. 9, 11/21/23, Light Snow (November 22 – December 6) Shosetsu 小雪 & Fine Weather: Shoman 小満 Southern Hemisphere



Fandango’s Flashback Friday — November 24th

Happy Holidays🥰
The Friday Reminder and Prompt for #SoCS Nov. 25, 2023

Weather outside delightful
Drivers probably spiteful
Winter is here and snow has sifted
Over the sidewalks and bushes drifted
13F degrees—I’ve donned the fuzzled
Cozy fleece pants and sweater all snuggled
With holidays I hold dear
It is favorite time of year
For company and laughter’s always near
A perfect “after Thanksgiving” day
Cold winds blow, even small trees sway
To the chilled music of the season
Icy refrains make all a believer
Mother Nature’s rested a few autumn days
Now it’s time to show off her powerful ways
White and fluffy shown on each bower
When snow plops down surrounding each flower.
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My old go to guy grandson, chauffeur, jokester, loving helper and more…a sweetheart with brotherly love turns 24 today! I have to celebrate with these pics:





Hesitantly lifting up the pen
Trying to remember when
Last we spoke
Or ever wrote
Words of love and so now begin.
When I first saw your face, you were mine
Two thousand stars seen by my human eye
Softly shining deep and gray
And then you even looked my way,
It seemed as if your stars shone back in return
I wanted so much to learn
Every subject of your being
What was underneath what I was seeing
I wanted to know every bit of you
Seeing two thousand stars was the first clue,
But now I write this to renew
What I saw and felt and knew.
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Poetics:For the love of letters

Looked out bedroom window with glee
Snow drifted on my rooftop seen
The porch roof out my window sill
See all white, cold and softly still
Quiet whiteness, inviting me
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Fallen snow on slanted roof edge
Don my snow pants and boots to hedge
Dared the slippery easy slope
Then out my bedroom window go
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Slippery ice is hidden there
As a child, I give it no care
I fall and scoot to mounds below
They break my fall—the drifted snow
Child memories of moments rare
Always looking with glee
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http://skepticskaddish.com/2023/11/22/w3-prompt-82-weave-written-weekly/
The bucolic setting did not classify as one of her favorite vacation spots. She sat back in the car dreading the destination and fell into a pit of doldrums. “I mean, Jeffrey, what were you thinking?”is what she wanted to blurt out but kept the criticism to herself. They pulled up to the structure, barely qualifying as a cabin, and then she stepped out only to be nibbled on the ankle by some sort of lizard. She screamed and pulled her foot up quickly losing her balance. Luckily Jeff was right behind her and scooped her up. “Is that slime on my leg as she felt down to feel a bit of liquid on her ankle.
“”Probably,” Jeff laughed, “it’s just tasting you. At least it wasn’t a poisonous snake!” His joking manner did not please her and she scrambled out of his grasp, and ran into the cabin. Jeff followed, still chuckling and spied her on the bed with covers pulled up all around her.
“How soon can we go home?”
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RDP Monday: BUCOLIC
http://fivedotoh.com/2023/11/20/fowc-with-fandango-doldrums/
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2023/11/20/three-things-challenge-m518/SNAKE LIZARD SLIME
Your Daily Word Prompt – #Nibble- #YDWordPrompt November 20 2023
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