Nov PAD - Week #5 (remaining poems)

Robert Lee Brewer's November PAD (Poem-A-Day)

Week #5 (Days 29, 30 and also days 25 & 26)

 

NOTE: All are #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

 

  

And That's THAT!  I have officially made it to the end of the month. I'm DONE (and done in.)

Nov PAD - Week #4 (Days 22 thru 28)

Robert Lee Brewer's November PAD (Poem-A-Day)

Week #4 (Days 22 thru 28)

 

NOTE: All are #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

 

  

Well, yes, it's officially the end of the month, and I've still got 4 (count 'em) FOUR POEMS to complete, but I'm not giving up... except for tonight.  I'll be back later, I hope, to "fill in the blanks" and complete the month.

Nov PAD - Week #3 (Days 15 thru 21)

Robert Lee Brewer's November PAD (Poem-A-Day)

Week #3 (Days 15 thru 21)

 

NOTE: All are #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

 

Nov PAD - Week #2 (Days 8 thru 14)

Robert Lee Brewer's November PAD (Poem-A-Day)

WEEK #2 (Days 8 thru 14)

 

NOTE: All are #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

 

Nov PAD - Week #1 (Days 1 thru 7)

Robert Lee Brewer's November PAD (Poem-A-Day) - WEEK #1 (Days 1 thru 7)

(Better late than never)

NOTE: All are #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

 

 Photo credits for Day 7 (Public Domain) photo - scales:

 

A Slice of Strawberry

photo 'clipped' from www.moongiant.com (full link below)

A Slice of Strawberry

Solstice slips in

with merest sliver –

thinnest slice –

of strawberry moon.

PSC /2017-June

#seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

Above photo 'clipped' from moongiant.com. 
Find full posting may be found here:  www.moongiant.com

 

The End - PAD Day 30

Whereas

we conceive 

endings,

new beginnings

are already 

birthing.

PSC / 2017-Apr

 #seventeensyllablesfortwentyseventeen

 

My offering for Day 30 of Robert Lee Brewer's Poem-a-Day (PAD).

Assignment: a poem titled "The (blank)"

     

 

Pint-Sized Repudiation - PAD Day 29

photo by PSC /2017

Pint-Sized Repudiation

Perhaps I ought to meter

and Celsius and liter.

Mayhap I ought to

kilogram and gram,

but the fact of the matter is

I was born in the U.S.A.

and frankly, my dear,

I just don’t give a dram.

PSC / 2017Apr

My offering for Day 29 of Robert Lee Brewer's Poem-a-Day (PAD).

Assignment: a metric poem