three tundra swans on the water
Mississippi River Slough Tundra Swans During Fall Migration © Carol Labuzzetta, 2021

I’m continuing with the prompts I’m using for National Poetry Month. I wish the word for today were disgruntled because that is how I’m feeling. Yesterday was a very frustrating on many levels, including (or maybe, especially) writing and poetry.

Here is today’s poem for those who are interested. (Thank you.)

Tomorrow will be a better day. I know it. I’m having a book release anniversary! Is it still called a book birthday?

Be sure to stop by, I’ll be offering a special on the Poetry anthology I released last April.

Thank you to those who support my creative passions, including my writing.

~ Carol~

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I’m Carol

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An Anthology of Ekphrastic Nature Poetry with twenty-five authors from four countries. Featuring the poets’ color photography and a variety of poem types. Written for middle-grade students, their teachers, and homeschooled students. Published in 2024 by Northern Loon Press.
My chapbook of poetry (2022) is available on Amazon.