
Color of Mist
Grey is the color of mist
Soft as an angel’s kiss
An ancient zephyr passes by
Embracing blossoms with its sigh
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Poem #17 for NaPoWriMo and April Poetry Month

Color of Mist
Grey is the color of mist
Soft as an angel’s kiss
An ancient zephyr passes by
Embracing blossoms with its sigh
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Poem #17 for NaPoWriMo and April Poetry Month

Stone Fence
Strength built in layers
Each stone contributes its force
Unmoving, watchful
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Poem #16 for NaPoWriMo and April Poetry Month
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Fences & Gates

From Royalty Pecan Farms, Caldwell, Texas
Traffic Jam in a Jar
Traffic Jam in a jar
How I wish that’s where you are
Cars and trucks galore
Block the road forever more
It’d be great to travel to a star
Stuffing all traffic jams into a jar
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Poem #15 for NaPoWriMo and April Poetry Month
The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.

Photo copyright Kent Bonham
First Step Forward
Not everyone could see the book; it chose its audience with care, inviting only those struggling to find their way into and through the world. Once seen, there was no escape: it required two pages of art from each person.
In completing the task, they discovered the demand was really a gift: a glimpse of a future where art was inevitable, achievable. This was their first step forward.
Coming around the corner, a young girl hesitated when she spotted the book. A breeze drifted through the garden, tossing the pages to display two blank sheets, beckoning the creator within her.
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To read other Friday Fictioneer stories based on this photo, select the smiley blue frog.

Contrast
Dark and light direct
One’s attention to contrast
Unique, not alone
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Poem #14 for NaPoWriMo and April Poetry Month