Entries 4 - 56 will be the 52 weeks of poems for Promptly Poetry Round 4 |
| A seed, buried amongst the leaves with carrot scrapings and potato peelings, into the compost pile received, meant to decay, not produce seedlings. Instead, weathered the winter well warmed by its organic overcoat. In Spring, burst through its shell and grew towards the light it sought. Across the lawn, the vine it crawled, through the grass, around the tree. By a Summer sun was called, to bask in life-giving heat. Alas the days grew shorter still, even as the vine grew long. The nights brought a fall-ish chill, still its purpose was prolonged. Till at last, beyond the shade, one fair bloom was seen. The vine rejoiced for it had made one pumpkin, small and green. True story Written for "Promptly Poetry Challenge (2025-2026)" Prompt - pumpkin |