Earlier this week, I posted the #inktober and #poemtober for Days 8 through 13 on Instagram. Today I have Days 14 and 15 for Poetry Friday. I admit both were a challenge, one more than the other for an autumnal theme.
Day 14: tick
ancient clock midnight spooky time tick, tick, tock Day 15: helmet in the field crow on a helmet not afraid ©Jone Rush MacCulloch  Today Irene at Live Your Poem is hosting us in the Poetry Friday community. And she's sharing a great opportunity that will be available in 2022. And she has a gorgeous autumn poem. I love this line: "how time eats daylight." It's a great mystery. I've been attempting to be intentional in writing a haiku each day in response to the #inktober prompt. October 6 was "spirits" and October 7 is "fan".  cirrus clouds wrap the Hunter's Moon night spirits ©Jone Rush MacCulloch  nature's fans
float on autumn's breeze lucky day ©Jone Rush MacCulloch *ginko biloba It is a sign of luck to catch a leaf as it falls.
 My goal this month is to return to the practice of daily small poems. Some years it's been called #Poemtober. I am using the #Inktober words for inspritation. On a walk this week, I took this photo. I am playing with two versions. leaf shadow after the rain memory ©Jone Rush MacCulloch memory after the rain leaf shadow ©Jone Rush MacCulloch The first word for #Inktober is 'crystal'.
crystal stars shimmer on the lake wish makers ©Jone Rush MacCulloch |
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