Wednesday, March 11, 2026

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[image from google]

Poui Alert

Alive! The Queens Park Savannah

March is here do you hear

The breezes through poui


Trees dress themselves so

You and i will stare in gasps

Oh how pretty the pink is


But the yellow is gorgeous

Too, still the whites are showy

Enough to arrest our stares


Easter is near, or else

Why the fuss from trees at

The perimeter of The Savannah

©  gillena cox 2026



Challenge: to  incorporate a landscape or cityscape into your poetry that either mirrors or amplifies your interior landscape (or lack thereof). Be sure to use the examples above to guide you as to what I mean by “embodying a landscape.” Is there a place that’s special to you, that moves you, that has become a part of you? Perhaps you have a memory of encountering a landscape that has changed you or enlightened you? What particulars of this landscape have inspired, comforted, encouraged, strengthened you, or done just the opposite? Put it all in a poem, and take us there.
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