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NOVEMBER 2015 ~”POEM-A-DAY”~ DAY TWENTY ~ “Six Words”  POEM

22/11/2015

 
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For today’s prompt, write a poem using at least three of the following six words: relent, horrendous, artifact, lagoon, wobble, and plunder.
SECRET PLUNDER 
by John Yeo

The rainstorm was horrendous, savagely abhorrent.
The storm powered and battered us without relent
The river flowed faster becoming  a raging torrent
 Our peaceful lagoon was flooded in a watery ferment.

Wind stormed, lightening flashed with thunder,
 When a wondrous wobble cast our launch  asunder 
Tossing and forcing the vessel to sink and go under.
Leaving our secret valuable artifact open to plunder.

The famous painting that Grandfather had  loved,
Purchased from thieves who robbed and removed 
The Old Master from a collection easily proved
To be authentic and could never be  resold. 

A very private artifact.


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