Sunday, January 7, 2024

Six Micropoems by Donna McCabe

Alone Now
Once so close
Now separate, apart
Life plays twisted, cruel tricks.

Bonsai
Beautifully shaped
Older than appearance
Neatly pruned
Structured
And styled
Intricately.

Books
I am addicted to your pages
Enamoured by your words
When held in my hands
Eagerly devouring another chapter.

Calmness
Invoking calmness
When multitude emotions
Want to wash over, invade
Knowing they will only disrupt
Toy with the mind
To be calm is logic, safe.
 
Healing
Poetry and petals
The cure to soothe
A tired soul.

Mosaic
Many tiny fragments
Organised and structured
Strategically placed
Assortments of colours and shapes
Intricate designs and patterns
Culmination of seeing the bigger picture.  
© Donna McCabe
South Wales, UK
donna_salisbury@sky.com
 
Donna McCabe is an established poet from South Wales, UK, with over twenty years experience. Her work has gained her multiple accolades within her field of literature. From being published in journals, magazines and anthologies both nationally and internationally, she is also a respected admin on many social media pages as well as having her own Instagram page.
Instagram- @donnamccabe_
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