NAPOWRIMO 2021
INTRODUCTION
It's napowrimo time again, the challenge is to write thirty poems, one for each day in April. This will be my thirteenth year and you can read all of my previous entries on this blog. You can search the internet for prompts if you think it will help you with ideas for poems and you can post your work to numerous sites if you crave feedback. So, Happy NaPoWriMo enjoy the challenge.
Here's a little something to set the mood, Exodus prompted by Nimfa Gabuyo Sewina.
EXODUS
eventually everything turns to dust
long ago perhaps in a time that is now lost
nasty creatures roamed the earth
preying on lesser life forms
in a wilderness of shame or did they
who really knows what happened
before the dawn of time
some say that raging seas covered the planet
others argue that glacial ice blighted the land
one man's riches is another man's rust
and the fact is that theory is fact unwrapped
dangling there like the emperor's new clothes
but nobody really knows why would they
but it seems the wicked world is still intact
or so they the great unwashed tell me
and heading for a brilliant fall ,as the globe warms
climate change will always be with us
rainbows and umbrella's can't stop a hail of bullets
it's the same old yarn hook line and sinker
beer before breakfast exodus no not yet
31032021
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