Poetry Digest - Edition Twenty-One

Welcome to our newest collection of original freewrite poetry brought to you by Hive account@wandrnrose7! It is very apparent that we have many unrecognized poets producing exceptional poetry using just a five-minute prompt. We read of love, joy, sorrow, and hope. All recommendations are read! If your poem has not yet been selected, keep reading and writing, it may be included in a future edition.

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With the influx of poem submissions we ask that going forward all poems submitted for consideration of the weekly digest include a link with the freewrite prompt inspiring the poem (English or Spanish) in the post in addition to tagging with at least one of the prompts. Many poets are using the tags #freewritehousepoetry and/or #freewritepoetry but only poems utilizing a prompt from the daily or weekend freewrite prompts from Hive account@marianewest or Hive account@latino.romano will be selected for the weekly digest.

And now on to today's highlights!

Hive account@pixiehunter

Hive account@whatisnew brings her poetry digest recommendation this week:
Hive account@pixiehunter perfectly describes how most of us feel about alarm clocks in her cute poem. It is a wonder how our alarm clocks still work with the beating we give them every day. And it makes me wonder how many times people smack that snooze button until they finally get out of bed. Share the love with a read.

Hive account@larriparra

Hive account@saulos brings a wonderful poem to our collection:

This time I would like to recommend Hive account@larriparra with a poem that he does not catalog in that way, but it has enough elements to be called poem, he writes it in prose, but it has rhyme, he would only need to accommodate it . In addition, his words are reiterative as if he wants to convince the recipient of his verses, I think he has enough quality to be taken into account.

Hive account@whatisnew

wonderwop brings a very cute poem to us:

I found this cute little poem by our resident kitty cat, Hive account@whatisnewon the prompt describe a clock. She brings to our attention that no matter what design of the clock, it's just there to give us the time. Whether for an appointment or a flight, a date or just to wake us up, at the end of the day, she chooses what to do with her time. I also like the design of her clock.

Hive account@arzkyu97

From solid to liquid ... Spanish Freewrite N ° 114
arzkyu97 (49) in freewrite • 3 days ago
Until now I felt that all my emotions were solid, I could not believe that he was really leaving and he was thinking of leaving us alone. I felt a complete madness and tried to show my greatest indifference. As if I will not care!

But really the subject brought me badly since a week ago since he told us about his plans to leave the country in search of new landscapes. I could not believe it, I thought to leave!

In spite of everything, I tried to separate my emotions and accompany her and help her with everything she needed, getting the tickets, ordering suitcases and all the paperwork I needed, but I did not want her to leave even though I knew it was necessary.

From our Spanish writer Hive account@arzkyu97 using prompt solid to liquid comes a heartbreaking poem of leaving.

Google Translate

From Solid To Liquid

Until now I felt that all my emotions were solid, I could not believe that he was really leaving and he was thinking of leaving us alone. I felt a complete madness and tried to show my greatest indifference. As if I will not care!

But really the subject brought me badly since a week ago since he told us about his plans to leave the country in search of new landscapes. I could not believe it, I thought to leave!

In spite of everything, I tried to separate my emotions and accompany her and help her with everything she needed, getting the tickets, ordering suitcases and all the paperwork I needed, but I did not want her to leave even though I knew it was necessary.

When the long awaited day arrived for her and the most desperate for me, I had to accompany her to the airport, I could not let her go like that without needing to say goodbye and tell her how much I appreciated her.

When I embraced her, and I realized that many years would pass without being able to do it, without seeing her, without listening to her laughter and complaining about her, I understood my true feelings. Those that I thought were hard as stone, they were becoming liquid and had become a river that came down my eyes and filled my face with tears.

"Take care and do well" -I said and with a smile for now we said goodbye.

Hive account@larrayparra

Hive account@larrayparra of the Spanish freewrite community using prompt describe a clock uses the prompt very effectively while pondering a love that no longer feels like love is and explains how time invested reveals the heart of one he must let go and move on from. The strong emotions are well conveyed using this method.

Google Translate

Describe a Clock

I want to express at this moment everything I feel.
Years trying to build when you just wanted to destroy.
I mean all the time, wasted in this love.
I can describe my watch and much the time I invested in your love.
Describe your watch and you will see that there is no time for me.
In the same way I explain to you that I have no reason to follow this love anymore.
I leave, I retire, I do not care about your destiny, I go to other roads where I can be calmer.
Do not try to search me, since I just want your forgetfulness, do not try to search for your life I retire.
Describe your watch and you will only find lost time. Describe your watch and you will only find oblivion.
Do not look for me, I just want your oblivion, I will describe my watch and find reasons to follow
looking in another love, what I do not achieve with you.
I leave, I retire to where my destiny takes me, the only thing that I want is not to continue more with you. I only want to look for a way and a clock in my heart.

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