Onomatopoeia by Gene Glotzer
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Category 2020 Poetry Prompt 2: Onomatopoeia
Encounter by Joan
What do you expect to encounter when you walk into the woods?
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THAT girl by Debbie Gravett
You know THAT girl with the aura, the energy and the presence by just being herself.
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Booming chunks of lead pang past and leave you wondering if you are lucky to be alive.
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Onomatopoeia by Becky Crookham
Animal sounds with a baby/toddler
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Beep! Beep! Beep! Bee... Smack!
Groan. Yawn. My knee creaks as I slowly get up
I enter the bathroom and open the tap
Plop. One drop
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This Is How It Goes by EDamonMitchell
My third son left home last week. All the feels, good and hard. All three are far away now. Phone conversations are an anchor. Learning the new normal. Catching my breath in the ache of my heart and the joy of the beautiful men they have become. Thankful.
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