Where Gravity Fails
One Line Poetry Prompt March 3 — Gravity
Gravity tethers our bodies to Earth
But our souls won’t stay rooted.
Seeking freedom.
Unbound.
Infinite.
Soaring ever into realms where
More ethereal laws prevail-
Where gravity has no dominion.
Your Turn — THEME: Gravity
Share your own one line poem (16–30 words) or a Chalkboard Espresso
(1–15 words) on the theme, or write a stand-alone piece if you prefer. Tag your piece “One Line” or “Chalkboard Espresso” as applicable. If you have a stand-alone poem, be sure to leave a link in the response section below.
Thanks to our hosts, Kathy Jacobs and Harper Thorpe, and the entire Chalkboard team for their amazing work and inspiration!
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