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The first poem in response to the above image-prompt.
Thank you, Balroop.
A craving
by Balroop Singh
Frozen in time
With amorphia of ages
I sat waiting for love
It did come at last!
They came in hordes
With shovels and hoes
To dig around me
And create a cover
I am awning them
With arrows piercing my soul
Blinded by dirt and deceit
I crave for a new world…
(continue reading: A craving)
What a beautiful poem, Balroop! Well done!
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Thanks for the visit, Julie. Balroop is a wonderful poet and I’m so pleased that she participated. 🙂
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Oh, marvelous! Kudos to Balroop for stepping outside the box. It’s a lovely poem-story.
I wonder what other types of responses could be used for the prompt. Hmmm…. maybe something to warm up the big frozen guy? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fYL_qiDYf0
Hugs!
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Ha ha. Nice crackling fire might do it. So far most of the responses are somewhat “chilling,” but plenty of variety too. Stay warm, my friend.
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This poem is beautifully written and invokes emotion in me for the one frozen in time. “They come in hords…” Wow! Fantastic writing, Balroop!
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Thanks for the visit, Jan. I was thrilled that Balroop decided to submit a poem. Happy Writing!
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They come in hordes—lovely use of rhythm here. Thanks for sharing this poem, Diana.
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Thanks for reading! I’ve had a lovely response to the prompt and have lots more to share. 🙂
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This is an excellent Balroop poem.
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Thanks, Jacqui. I’m so glad she participated. 🙂
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Really nice. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for reading, Bryan. If you ever feel inspired, check out the monthly prompt. Happy Writing!
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as piercing as ice and beautiful as a cold day with icicles reflecting in the gloom of winter.❤️
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What a lovely comment. Thanks for reading Balroop’s poem. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing my poem Diana. Feeling loved with all these responses. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Balroop. I’m so glad you were inspired and took part.
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My pleasure ♥️ some prompts are too good.
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Thought-provoking and well-done, Balroop!
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Thanks for the visit, Bette. I’m so glad Balroop played along. Happy Writing!
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Love this line: Blinded by dirt and deceit
Well done, Balroop!
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Thanks so much for the visit, Jacquie. Balroop is a wonderful poet!
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Lovely poem! Left a comment on Balroop’s blog.
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Thanks so much for stopping by, Molly. I’m sure Balroop will be delighted. ❤ ❤
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Very good poem!
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Thanks so much for stopping by to read. Balroop is a lovely poet and I’m so pleased to share her response to the prompt. Have w wonderful week!
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The post is new to me, thank you for sharing this lovely work!
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Thanks for stopping by to read, Dina. I have many more responses to the image-prompt that I’ll be sharing over the month. I’m glad you enjoyed this one from Balroop. 🙂
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I love Balroop’s poetry! Thanks for sharing, Diana.
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Thanks Jill, I’m just delighted that she participated, and her poetry is “sublime.”
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A beautifully intricate poem with perfect use of your prompt. just lovely.
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Thank you for stopping by to read and comment, Holly. ❤
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Good poem for the prompt
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Thank you, Drew. I’ve started a monthly image-prompt for speculative fiction poems and stories if you’re ever interested. This was the first poem to come in. More to come. 🙂
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Interesting. Let’s see,
I will read the others as well
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