A Haiku for My Bed

A Haiku for My Bed

Wild geese on the back

of a turtle, my Earth is

a flat down pillow. 

GloPoWriMo Day 30 - minimalist poetry

It is the final day of GloPoWriMo, so allow me to be a little chatty today. There are two things I am proud of:

1. I was yesterday's featured participant. Here's yesterday's poem.

2. I have, yet again, completed the challenge. I wrote every day and I actually managed to write more than 30 poems in 30 days. It was like a marathon, which is probably why I wrote a haiku for my bed today. The second poem is my attempt at a one-word poem. It was supposed to look like an hourglass, but I am not sure I have succeeded.The "lullaby" image at the beginning is also mine, but I created it a few years ago, though I never thought about it as a poem before. I have used it here simply because it fits in with both the topic and the prompt.

I would like to thank all my NaPoWriMo/GloPoWriMo friends. I love you all and I will miss you, but I know we will see each other again next year. Thank you for your support. Above all, I am really, really grateful to Maureen Thorson, who runs both the NaPoWriMo blog and the project itself. Thank you, Maureen.

See you all next year!