Day 3 | April Poetry Month Challenge | Soaring Blind
- Kelsey Hoople

- Apr 3
- 1 min read
WFSC Past Creative Writing Facilitators and long time members, Mike Deregowski and Kelsey Hoople, challenge you to participate in our 7th Annual #nationalpoetrymonth.
1 poem per day for 30 days. 😉
Feel free to work backwards if you miss some prompts. Post your creation in the comments here (must be a site member) or on our Facebook page <HERE> to have the chance to enter the Poetry Book Submission at the end of this challenge.
To be included in the anthology, you must be a member in good standing with the Writers Foundation of Strathcona County ($20/year) and post at least 1 poem to our website or Facebook page based on the #poetrymonth #writingprompts before the end of April. There will be a $30 submission fee to put toward the cost of publishing from our sponsor Dream Write Publishing for the book but you do get an author copy.
Overall theme 'What Goes Up / Must Come Down'.
Today's Title/Theme/Phrase:

Use - SOARING BLIND - as a title, theme, or phrase within a poem.
30 Poems in 30 days.
Can you do it?
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Soaring Blind
A clear path I see ahead
as I traverse life despite my dread
It comes and goes despite the hope
Built up to keep you from end of rope.
Stay true to yourself and focus good
Practice well and do all you should
And if the way should ever become grind
Resort to inner strength, while soaring blind.
A fog descends, it blocks my view
And as I still remember and think of you...
Memories fade... but come and go
How they hinder or help, is but for me to know.
Clear sailing. Clear skies. Clear roads ahead,
rarely occur when facing such dread.
Support from those who are exceptionally kind
Friendly guideposts in life when soaring blind.