A Day In a Town
A Day In A Town Contest
Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron
I wanted to try a bucolic life, this tiny town, just me and my family,
the demesne I owned caused realistic perfection of an epiphany.
During ephemeral days my petrichors lingered into a fantasy,
the zealous sunshine illuminated my son’s smile within propinquity.
Willows by the creek lead to blooming whimsical efflorescence,
simple redolent fragrance makes me recall Nicholas’s dalliance.
Impending harbinger of visiting to feel the warmth of its existence,
the erstwhile of this wee little town brings serendipity within its presence.
A Poem using the following twelve words:
1.) Bucolic 2.) Demesne 3.)Epiphany 4.) Ephemeral 5.) Petrichors
6.) Propinquity 7.) Efflorescence 8.) Redolent 9.) Dalliance
10.) Harbinger 11.) Erstwhile 12.) Serendipity
Date Written: April 8, 2016
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