“So many faces, even ancient ones” Gun Roswell
Faces
Faces Forward and Sideways
Faces off the wall;
Fast forward, backward,
Even, to the side
Expressions may vary,
From grouchy, to content
And even
To a widest of smiles
The ancient figures
On the relief of yesteryear
Quite approachable
In the now and here
Take a leap back to history
And you may end up
With quite a unique story!
“So many faces, even ancient ones” Gun Roswell
Faces
Boy Face
A face from the past, made to last
In bronze it was carved, by an artist starved
A boys image, preserved through the lineage
Displayed as a portrait from ancient times
For the onlooker, a jolt of historic vibes
A charioteer, who never had any fear
Always delivering, far, beyond and even near
In his own time, perhaps an unknown figure
Now, in the present times, celebrated with vigor
Thus owning his place in continued history
Posted in WordPress Course: WP Writing: Intro to Poetry
Poetry /Humour /Dialogue /Photography
Poetry, Day Two: Face
* For today’s poem, take a single face you know as your point of departure. It doesn’t even have to be a real-life, flesh-and-blood face you’re writing about. Faces are everywhere in the texture of our daily lives: from portraits in the museum to the banknotes in our wallets, and from billboards and street art to online profile pictures.
* If you’d like to push yourself a bit further today, give alliteration a try — it’s a handy poetic device that involves repeating the same consonant sound multiple times.
Faces
“That’s my face, so what?” Gun Roswell
Um, are we lost?
“Are we there yet?”
“I think we just lost the bet!”
“If it rains again,
We’ll get wet!”
“No sweat,
All we need to do
Is reset…
There done!”
And they were all gone!
Posted in WordPress Course: WP Writing: Intro to Poetry
Poetry /Humour /Dialogue /Photography
Poetry, Day Two: Face
* For today’s poem, take a single face you know as your point of departure. It doesn’t even have to be a real-life, flesh-and-blood face you’re writing about. Faces are everywhere in the texture of our daily lives: from portraits in the museum to the banknotes in our wallets, and from billboards and street art to online profile pictures.
* If you’d like to push yourself a bit further today, give alliteration a try — it’s a handy poetic device that involves repeating the same consonant sound multiple times.
Faces
“That’s my face, so what?” Gun Roswell
Yep, I am taller
“I am taller than you ha-ha!
You are shorter than me ha-ha!”
“In your face sucker!
I ate all the peanut butter!”
Posted in WordPress Course: WP Writing: Intro to Poetry
Poetry /Humour /Dialogue /Photography
Poetry, Day Two: Face
* For today’s poem, take a single face you know as your point of departure. It doesn’t even have to be a real-life, flesh-and-blood face you’re writing about. Faces are everywhere in the texture of our daily lives: from portraits in the museum to the banknotes in our wallets, and from billboards and street art to online profile pictures.
* If you’d like to push yourself a bit further today, give alliteration a try — it’s a handy poetic device that involves repeating the same consonant sound multiple times.
Faces
“That’s my face, so what?” Gun Roswell
Techno Granny
Techno savvy red-haired granny
Plucking her phone, working fingers to the bone
“I am no nanny and I don’t want a scone!
Young lady, don’t give me that tone!”
Posted in WordPress Course: WP Writing: Intro to Poetry
Poetry /Humour /Dialogue /Photography
Poetry, Day Two: Face
* For today’s poem, take a single face you know as your point of departure. It doesn’t even have to be a real-life, flesh-and-blood face you’re writing about. Faces are everywhere in the texture of our daily lives: from portraits in the museum to the banknotes in our wallets, and from billboards and street art to online profile pictures.
* If you’d like to push yourself a bit further today, give alliteration a try — it’s a handy poetic device that involves repeating the same consonant sound multiple times.
Faces
“That’s my face, so what?” Gun Roswell
Um, I don’t know
“Is it a dog, frog or a hog?
I should not have had that last grog!”
“I only see fog,
Or maybe it’s smog?”
“I need to write my blog
And then go out for a jog”
Posted in WordPress Course: WP Writing: Intro to Poetry
Poetry /Humour /Dialogue /Photography
Poetry, Day Two: Face
* For today’s poem, take a single face you know as your point of departure. It doesn’t even have to be a real-life, flesh-and-blood face you’re writing about. Faces are everywhere in the texture of our daily lives: from portraits in the museum to the banknotes in our wallets, and from billboards and street art to online profile pictures.
* If you’d like to push yourself a bit further today, give alliteration a try — it’s a handy poetic device that involves repeating the same consonant sound multiple times.
Faces
“That’s my face, so what?” Gun Roswell
What, no treat?
Bull faced doggy with his mouth quite soggy
Was right on treat time when the clock struck five
“I won’t leave this spot,
Until you gimme all you got!”
Posted in the Daily Post: Face
Photography /Poetry /Humour
Friendly Faces (The Daily Post)
“The face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart” St. Jerome
Hugs
Hugs, hugs, hugs
We need lots of hugs
Hugs over here
And hugs over there
Hugs, they are everywhere!
Posted in the Daily Post: Face
Photography /Poetry /Humour
Friendly Faces (The Daily Post)
“The face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart” St. Jerome
Blurry Face
Our names are Blurry Faces
And we don’t care what you think!
Posted in the Daily Post: Face
Photography /Poetry /Humour
Friendly Faces (The Daily Post)
“The face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart” St. Jerome
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