Write poetry from prompts just for the fun of it; formal or free verse, you pick. |
The Best of Your Kind On your first day under the sun, burnt too badly by afterbirth pains, you type away your dreams; while you could do a zillion other things, nothing else gets your motor going. For the petals you scattered, they say, “God’s Will.” You ask, “Is it?” when you see the tears inside rainbows that stain the sky, which curtains trillions of soiled suns. Your gypsy hands click clack on the keyboard like a sorceress, to go to a place of calm where the best in your kind are now but shadows. Prompt: “The best in this kind are but shadows.” Shakespeare --A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Act V. Scene 1. ** Image ID #1219461 Unavailable **
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