Wednesday, April 16, 2008

  • The Real Thing

    Poetic Asides – Poem-A-Day challenge – Day 16 prompt:

    Oh yeah, the prompt for the day. Well, it's something I'm calling the "Alfred Hitchcock" poem, because I want you to write a poem that has a twist near the end. For instance, write a poem about talking to your best friend and then let us know at the end that your best friend is actually a sock puppet on your left hand--maybe even add to the intrigue by making your arch nemesis your right hand.



    icy cold
    liquid
    bubbles
    fizzing
    behind
    a barrier
    delicious
    refreshment
    cool to the touch
    making my mouth
    water in anticipation
    a late afternoon pick
    me up just out of my
    reach a red and white
    strip of bright color
    and four letters on
    the clear obstacle
    between me and
    quenched thirst
    if I can just
    decipher this
    cryptic clue
    “twist to open”

    TLS, April 2008

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