Monthly Archives: October 2019

Could It Be Heaven?, A Tale For Monstrous Halloween

Running late, as usual, I grabbed my keys and rushed out the door. Instead of my garage I walked into a white covered land. I quickly turned back and tried the front door instead. Again the white colored land stood before me. Oh great! Now I’m really going to be late, I thought to myself.Continue reading “Could It Be Heaven?, A Tale For Monstrous Halloween”

Thanks For The Call, Dad – Monstrous Halloween

This post is prompted by the Monstrous Halloween series of writing prompts #9, The phone rings at midnight, who’s calling? I thought I had better lead off with that as the introduction because this isn’t my usual little poems and short stories. ———————- The phone rings at midnight, who’s calling? My father, I would hope.Continue reading “Thanks For The Call, Dad – Monstrous Halloween”

Nearly Bare, A Holding On Poem

Nearly bare, this branch below, Home to just this pod, Leaves have gone, not much to show, Still it’s holding on, Reaching out, into the sky, With this bit of red, Allowed this branch, to catch my eye, And see it’s not yet dead. ———————————- This mostly bare branch caught my eye, waving in wind.Continue reading “Nearly Bare, A Holding On Poem”

Purple Petals To Suit, A Short Poem

Purple petals, grown here to suit, Fine fans so chic, aren’t they cute? Waving about in a gentle breeze, Inviting all of the nearby bees, Delicate blooms looking so dear, About to leave until this time next year. —————————– I like the solid color of these fine,thin, petals. They sort of look like folded fans.Continue reading “Purple Petals To Suit, A Short Poem”