I've been off the bus for a few weeks now, hijacked by life and writer's block, so I'm exercising my muscles, poetry and otherwise, to get back in the game.
The wonderful Weaver of Grass is driving from Yorkshire this week, and she wants to hear about stars. You can read other takes on the prompt and meet a great bunch of writers here.
Remember, I'm just practicing... (and I know that Venus and Mars are planets. Poetic license, remember?)
SHINE
Orion in his fashion
shows the bears his stuff;
the Pleiades go strutting;
Cassiopeia's in a huff.
Venus shines more brightly
than Mars, who's red with ire;
the Milky Way is peopled
by heroes' shining fire.
Pollux holds to Castor
as the centaur gallops by,
and I, a child of wonder,
reread the ancient sky.
