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Showing posts with label Lantern Poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lantern Poems. Show all posts

Friday, April 2, 2021

National Poetry Month--Day 1--Lantern Poem--Bloom

 

 


Wow. National Poetry Month caught me off guard. So here's my first poem of the year:

Today it's a Lantern Poem. If you want to know what that is, go here:

Bloom

Fragrant

Color splash

Tiny painting

Flow'r

©2021 by H. Linn Murphy

Thursday, April 16, 2020

National Poetry Month--Day 16--Lantern Poems--



Today it's lantern poems. If you want to know how to do one, look here. If you want to read a few, Ta-DAAAAAAAAA:
ANTS
They're BACK
Digging holes
In both our yards
Dang............................................................................................................!
©2020 by H. Linn Murphy







 Ties
'Round necks
Many hues
Catching dinner
Choke 

©2020 by H. Linn Murphy

















CAT
Aloof
You don't care
What's your purpose?
Food  

©2020 by H. Linn Murphy


 

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

National Poetry Month--Day 18--Lantern Poems--Mom


Today we're doing Lantern Poems. If you'd like to know how to do one, this is a good spot to learn how. Since my Mum has a birthday today, I'm going to do at least two of them in her honor.

Mom
Kindness
Fortitude
Understanding
Mum

Di
Yellow
Daffodils
In the sunshine
Loves

Mom
Selfless
Can be seen
In all she does
Love

© 2018 by H. Linn Murphy


Sunday, April 2, 2017

Skies, Ties, and Christ--Lantern Poems

I'm going to do today's poem tomorrow since I've had the doggy poem written for months. So here goes with a lantern poem:

Son
Leads us
Back to God
If we follow
Christ

Or how about this one:

Ties
Bow tied
Choke your neck
Why wear a tie?
Dots

Or this one:

Skies
Sunsets
God paints them
Sprinkled with stars
Ahhhhhh 

Last one:

Games
We play
Are so fun
Unless we lose
Sigh

© 2017 by H. Linn Murphy

If you want to know how to do your own lantern poem, go here. Stephanie is GREAT.