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A to Z: E and F Poems

Hello readers,

I apologize for not posting Friday and Saturday. I have been camping and shopping. Today I'll do the poems for the past couple days, they may or may not start with E and F. Inspired by poetic asides and napowrimo.

Equations

There are equations
to add or subtract
or more
but it doesn't have to be just for math
it can be for anything.

Farewell

This is a poem of farewell
whether they are a few minutes, hours
or across the ocean from you
it's a loved one
and they pass away

whether you know them or not
they are family
you can't say goodbye
but in your prayer you can
God listens to you and answers you.

-Fida Islaih
{all writing is copyrighted}

Comments

Margaret Almon said…
I really like the equations poem, which makes math become about life.
Sanderella said…
Hi Fida!! I found you from commenting on my fudge recipe!! I hope you'll enjoy it if you decide to give it a try! I joined your blog because I just loved your poetry!! Beautiful. That is one thing I have never been good at, poetry! I think the A to Z challenge is a lot of fun, my first year to give it a try...You? Hope to speak with you again sometime! I went ahead and put up my "G", I guess anxious to start another week! Have a good one! Sandy of www.sandysanderellasmusings.blogspot.com
Stratoz said…
A poem about equations drew me in. Glad I stopped by. Stratoz goes AtoZ
saniya said…
What a coincidence! I wrote a poem on farewell for the letter F too!
The one about equations is wonderful. :)
Simply Sarah said…
Like them both but the equations one is my favorite. It was unique and thought provoking.Simply Sarah
Christine Rains said…
Fantastic poems! Lovely farewell one.

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