UNDER THE WHETHER OR NOT TO BELIEVE
True love can weather any storm
if only you believe
in the way love can transform.
True love can weather any storm
and keep two souls warm.
To this truth I will cleave:
true love can weather any storm
if only you believe.
2016-03-15
P. Wanken
NOTE: written using the triolet form, combined with choosing the closing line of another poem to use as the starting line of my new poem. Shared at Poetic Asides for the “under the weather” prompt #344.
.
MY UMBRELLA
(a shadorma)
The safety
of your covering
fills me with
warmth as I
find shelter from the storm. You,
Lord, are my refuge.
2015-09-14
P. Wanken
James Proudfoot – “Sun On A House” (courtesy of I Require Art)
MERCY
(a shadorma)
Yesterday’s
storms have passed; today
I’m washed clean,
basking in
the warmth of a new daybreak,
wrapped in promises.
2015-05-27
Paula Wanken
Pissarro – “Strong Winds” (courtesy of I Require Art)
ALL GOD’S CREATURES
(a shadorma)
Strong winds blow
through hills and valleys,
a storm is
rolling in.
Heading for shelter, they wait
while she rescues friends.
2015-05-26
Paula Wanken
Photo Credit: Leena Hannonen
HORIZON
Enveloped
in uncertainty,
wrapped in blues,
I
wait and
squint my eyes
to
see what’s
on my horizon.
2014-08-20
P. Wanken
Posted for 100 Days of Summer 2014 (Facebook Group): 66 ~ Blue.
Author’s Note:
Thank you to fellow challenge contributor, Leena Hannonen, for letting me use this photo in my post. To see more of her work, click on the photo above.
echoes from the silence 