by Gwendolyn M Plano
Each week poet Ronovan Hester sponsors a Haiku prompt challenge, and folks (like me) try to follow his lead. This week the two words are beat and party. If you have interest in this art form, please click on his name and you'll be guided to his website where you'll find detailed instructions.
In a couple of weeks, I'm flying to New York to attend my youngest son's wedding. He and his bride-to-be are perfect for each other. When I'm near them, my heart literally skips beats. At the reception, I suspect there will old and young on the dance floor. Thinking about the music, the movement, and the laughter evoked this simple haiku poem.
In a couple of weeks, I'm flying to New York to attend my youngest son's wedding. He and his bride-to-be are perfect for each other. When I'm near them, my heart literally skips beats. At the reception, I suspect there will old and young on the dance floor. Thinking about the music, the movement, and the laughter evoked this simple haiku poem.
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