Cowardly is a poem about someone being frightened while taking a stroll and running away without knowing if there was anything to be scared about. This poem inspired by the 16 random words (in blue) played by the following twitter followers:
@GeB0i (dragon), @Jan_Geronimo (artifice), @filigreegirl (humility), @shonie1966 (candle), @or1gb1u3 (ambiguous), @TrinaMb (chillax), @houseofpuroy (tarantula), @blusol (heroic), @WilliamsKim (intricate), @SurfCityJay (travel), @mcaliban (regret), @HarleyQuinnAA (stroll),
@Jemfyr (incognito), @worryknot (feckless), @summerbreeze80 (serendipitous), @manitisle (Friday’s)

This is also my 30th Audio Poem which is part of my poetry podcast.

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Cowardly

Feckless humility and regret from Friday’s nightly stroll
a chillax serendipitous park travel migrated too rapidly
decent into an intricate disaster in mere moments it seemed
shadows fell around your footsteps with ominous intent
devoid of any heroic artifice, you scuttled and hid
like an ambiguous incognito tarantula from a dragon
fire of courage was nothing but a flickering candle
an attacker that may have not even existed that night
an action that speaks for your character forever
cowardly

-Dragon Blogger

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I am a dedicated father and husband who works an IT job during the day and has as passion for blogging and poetry. I have been writing poems for more than twenty years and I write at least 1 new poem or haiku per day and publish it on this blog since it started in September 2008.

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