Jenny Wren : Writing

Whirling Redhawk

Whirling Redhawk

A Poem by Jenny Wren


My kindered redhawk friend, Did you ever find the diamonds in the tree? Or receive a sandwich while stuck in the tree looking for diamonds? You ar..
One January Day

One January Day

A Poem by Jenny Wren


There on the floor I lie. Looking beyond the texture of my ceiling. Instantly the hairs on my arm stood, inspiring me to viciously dig for my boo..
Home

Home

A Poem by Jenny Wren


I'll sit with you in the early hours of morning at the dimly lit kitchen table. You can drink your black coffee, I'll ask for a sip. You may secre..
Tradition in Kent

Tradition in Kent

A Poem by Jenny Wren


As I sip my hot drink, I gaze across the tableAdmiring the way she clutches her coffee. All the while, my shirt is stained with crumbs, she wears a pu..
#20. I love rain

#20. I love rain

A Poem by Jenny Wren


Be the one to sing in the rain when the rest of the world cries. Be the one to dance in the rain when my heart is your own. The one to taste the rai..
Photobooth

Photobooth

A Poem by Jenny Wren


Smitten, I stagger my way through the curtain. Grinning and giggling, Premeditating on what will be stamped on paper. No matter where we are, we ..
x2 + y2 = r2

x2 + y2 = r2

A Poem by Jenny Wren


The simplicity of a circle is manifested by its ability to chase itself infintely. Though it never catches up, because there is no break in its wa..
Queen Bee

Queen Bee

A Poem by Jenny Wren


From your feathers to your grin and your ballerina toes, You'll never know, whether you're fit for the moon. Oh but I know you are.
Sunday picnic

Sunday picnic

A Poem by Jenny Wren


He asked her to marry him, because he needed money, to pay rent for his room. She was half, now she's whole.
My Niche

My Niche

A Poem by Jenny Wren


4/6/08

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