This one speaks so much to me. Ms. Angelou was a very gifted poet, so I had a hard time limiting my favorite ones to a manageable three. However I did. Tomorrow I will post one more by her, then I will post another favorite poet.
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Pad day nine
National poetry month Maya Angelou
The first one of this poet I had to share is one that has been making it around more lately.
Pad day seven
Today the prompt was Jealous. To see it go here.
National poetry month Edgar Allan Poe
My last poem from Poe..
Pad day 6
Today the prompt was “After (Blank)” I chose after all for my #aprpd contribution.
If you want to see the original prompt… Go here.
National poetry month Edgar Allan Poe #2
Many forget that Poe wrote other poems….
Pad Challenge Day 5
Today the challenge for #aprpad is stolen… Here’s my poem for that prompt.
Want to see the original prompt? Go Here.
Day five national poetry month Edgar Allan Poe
This probably surprises no one. It is still one of the most brilliant poems out there.
Pad challenge day four.
Ok I couldn’t do today’s prompt. It just didn’t speak to me…. So here is poetry written today instead.
If you want to try the prompt… Go here.
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