Tag: NaPoWriMo

• Haircut night

  The fragments of your hair, having shifted pigment and mixtures of pigments to now solid gray,

  Jenifer

  April 23, 2014

  Aging, Bite-sized sampler, Childhood, Family, My family

  NaPoWriMo, poetry

• Thank you for emailing

  Thank you for emailing at nine thirty-four last night with seven exclamation marks. And thank you

  Jenifer

  April 22, 2014

  Humor, Work life

  NaPoWriMo, poetry

• Listen

  There are always linens to fold here, and sweeping, and the sand never really pulls up from the carpet. The new owners hung curtains

  Jenifer

  April 21, 2014

  Childhood, Family, My family, Nature, Pentwater, Yeats

  NaPoWriMo, poetry

• Inheritance

  Do tulips still grow in the back by the swings? Last I saw, their clumps had expanded

  Jenifer

  April 20, 2014

  Family, Garden, Haiku, My family, Nature, Pentwater

  NaPoWriMo, poetry

• As the ice is melting

  It is as I step forward with learned hesitation, crushing the edges of the ice

  Jenifer

  April 19, 2014

  Childhood, Family, My family, Poem sampler

  NaPoWriMo, poetry

• Lies

  Lies are a way to hide from you —

  Jenifer

  April 18, 2014

  Family, Love

  NaPoWriMo, poetry