Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 438

For today’s prompt, write a pool poem. It’s swimming pool season in our neck of the woods, but there are car pools, gambling pools, pool sticks, and other ways to get to a pool poem. Hopefully, everyone can pool their resources to find a fun poem or three.

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Here’s my attempt at a Pool Poem:

“poolside”

the people climb up
& dive in one after

another & nobody
bothers to wonder

about the parents
lounging poolside

some of them lost
in conversations

some ready to save
every last swimmer

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