Poems by Arcadia Maria
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sevenling poem
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sevenling poem
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Wednesday, September 2, 2026
sevenling: love crime
for his love she was willing
to give up her family, her
dreams and her sanity
when his love broke her,
she grabbed her gun,
a shovel and her car keys
sometimes love is deadly
- Written for
Writer's Digest Wednesday Poetry Prompt #797
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
sevenling: traveling shoes
these shoes have ridden many
buses, trains and airplanes
they have touch the pavements of
New York City, Las Vegas and Paris
these shoes have seen the world
- Written for
Writer's Digest Wednesday Poetry Prompt #791
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
sevenling: snow
as a child snow meant
no school, making a snowman
and hot chocolate drinks
as an adult snow means
slow drivers, shoveling sidewalks
and interrupted schedules
but fresh snow’s beauty never fades
- Written for
dVerse Poetics: New Year Snow
. First of two posts today from different prompts.
Tuesday, December 23, 2025
sevenling: things to do
things I loathe to do: doing laundry,
paying bills, listening to political talk
things I would rather do: write poetry,
vacation in the Caribbean, fall in love
perhaps life will let me do both
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
sevenling: spring blossoms
Photo by
Brett Sayles
Courtesy of
pexels.com
we lounge under cherry trees
in blossoming hues of white,
light pink and reddish pink
we listen to sounds of spring –
chirping birds, children laughing,
the ice cream truck’s jingle
if only this season would last forever
- This poem was inspired by
dVerse Haibun MOnday: first (cherry) blossoms
. I wrote my poem as sevenling rather than a haibun poem.
Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Sevenling: happiness
things that make me mad:
rainy Mondays, computer glitches
and political scandals
things that make me happy:
hugging my parents, watching movies
and vanilla iced lattes
the happiness gets me through the day
- Written for
dVerse Poetics: What colour is hope?
Thursday, October 31, 2019
sevenling: ghost
I believed we had a spark:
the way you smiled, the morning
texts, long walks in the park
when I asked to level us up:
texts ceased, no more dates
or just because flower gifts
I guess it was easier to ghost me
Monday, April 15, 2019
sevenling: predictions
things we find predictable:
using heat in winter, taxes going up,
a child’s joy on Christmas morning
things we find unpredictable:
the weather, winning lottery numbers,
the end of a love affair
but it all makes life a bit interesting
- Written for
Writers Digest Poetic Asides 2019 April PAD Challenge: Day 15
Monday, May 14, 2018
Him: Sevenling
when I think of you
I remember the firsts:
eyewinks, crushes and kisses
in time memories changed
to longings, fleeting liaisons
and unfulfilled dreams
I guess it wasn’t meant to be
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
sevenling: fear
what used to bring fear to me:
the dark, monsters under the
bed and dogs.
it took a long time to get over
heights, highway driving
and trying new things.
but I still fear spending my life alone.
- Written for
dVerse Poetics Tuesday: What Are You Afraid Of?
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
"Sevenling: Making wishes”
I made wishes
upon moon, stars
even the sun
searched for promises
in mountains, valleys
exotic islands
I found my answers in you
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Poem for this evening:
Picture by Arcadia Maria
sevenling: the door
standing before the door
wondering, second-guessing,
contemplating
to enter the unknown
feeling anxiety, despair
mixed with sadness
I stand here indecisive
- Written for
dVerse Poetics: Open a new door prompt
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Poem for today:
sevenling: things left unsaid
she always told him how much
she loved him. he made her smile
and she was so happy
what she never told him was
she was afraid. had dark secrets
and may lose him one day
so she covered everything with loving words
Friday, April 8, 2016
Poem for today - a Sevenling poem:
she was many things
loving wife. doting mother.
the very best sister.
what they didn’t know
she cried. felt worthless.
second guessed her choices.
yet still, on the outside, she smiled.
- Written for
dVerse Meeting the Bar prompt: the Sevenling
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