Jan 25 prompt & poem – Ariel, Pacific NW poet

Jan 25 prompt & poem

Can you believe it is Friday already?

Let’s go with “gotong-royong” for today’s prompt.

I think my best example of a gotong-royong poem is one of my “Shared Questions poems – this one was written to my high-school best friend when I realized I was falling short as a friend – Responsibilities and Promises …

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I identify myself as a Pacific Northwest poet. I have been writing poetry since 1976- and yes - I have been using the pen-name Ariel all this time! I can often be found writing in the Willamette Valley, in Pacific forests or along the Coastlines on Oregon.

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January 25, 2019

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