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Number S#gns Poetry Project
  • Home
  • From organizer Jen Nails
    • Jen's Welcome Poem
  • Poems
    • April 1: Cathleen Davitt Bell
    • April 2: Lynne Sherbondy
    • April 3: Ellen Hopkins
    • April 4: Mae Respicio
    • April 5: Daphne Benedis-Grab
    • April 6: Veeda Bybee
    • April 7: Larry Dachslager
    • April 8: Shannon Cangey
    • April 9: Daria Peoples
    • April 10: Heather Lang-Cassera
    • April 11: Bruce Isaacson
    • April 12: K.L. Going
    • April 13: Kary O'Brien
    • April 14: Beth Schuck
    • April 15: Ms. Ayvee
    • April 16: Emilee Wirshing
    • April 17: Paula Garrett
    • April 18: Jennifer Battisti
    • April 19: Chris Baron
    • April 20: Vogue Robinson
    • April 21: Clara Gillow Clark
    • April 22: Stephanie Espinoza
    • April 23: Angela Brommel
    • April 24: Rebecca Reeder
    • April 25: Ash Delgrego
    • April 26: Amy Lemmon
    • April 27: Elizabeth Davis
    • April 28: Rob Lenihan
    • April 29: Micaela Blei
    • April 30: Kathy Erskine
Number S#gns Poetry Project
  • Home
  • From organizer Jen Nails
    • Jen's Welcome Poem
  • Poems
    • April 1: Cathleen Davitt Bell
    • April 2: Lynne Sherbondy
    • April 3: Ellen Hopkins
    • April 4: Mae Respicio
    • April 5: Daphne Benedis-Grab
    • April 6: Veeda Bybee
    • April 7: Larry Dachslager
    • April 8: Shannon Cangey
    • April 9: Daria Peoples
    • April 10: Heather Lang-Cassera
    • April 11: Bruce Isaacson
    • April 12: K.L. Going
    • April 13: Kary O'Brien
    • April 14: Beth Schuck
    • April 15: Ms. Ayvee
    • April 16: Emilee Wirshing
    • April 17: Paula Garrett
    • April 18: Jennifer Battisti
    • April 19: Chris Baron
    • April 20: Vogue Robinson
    • April 21: Clara Gillow Clark
    • April 22: Stephanie Espinoza
    • April 23: Angela Brommel
    • April 24: Rebecca Reeder
    • April 25: Ash Delgrego
    • April 26: Amy Lemmon
    • April 27: Elizabeth Davis
    • April 28: Rob Lenihan
    • April 29: Micaela Blei
    • April 30: Kathy Erskine
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    • Home
    • From organizer Jen Nails
      • Jen's Welcome Poem
    • Poems
      • April 1: Cathleen Davitt Bell
      • April 2: Lynne Sherbondy
      • April 3: Ellen Hopkins
      • April 4: Mae Respicio
      • April 5: Daphne Benedis-Grab
      • April 6: Veeda Bybee
      • April 7: Larry Dachslager
      • April 8: Shannon Cangey
      • April 9: Daria Peoples
      • April 10: Heather Lang-Cassera
      • April 11: Bruce Isaacson
      • April 12: K.L. Going
      • April 13: Kary O'Brien
      • April 14: Beth Schuck
      • April 15: Ms. Ayvee
      • April 16: Emilee Wirshing
      • April 17: Paula Garrett
      • April 18: Jennifer Battisti
      • April 19: Chris Baron
      • April 20: Vogue Robinson
      • April 21: Clara Gillow Clark
      • April 22: Stephanie Espinoza
      • April 23: Angela Brommel
      • April 24: Rebecca Reeder
      • April 25: Ash Delgrego
      • April 26: Amy Lemmon
      • April 27: Elizabeth Davis
      • April 28: Rob Lenihan
      • April 29: Micaela Blei
      • April 30: Kathy Erskine

Ms.AyeVee

April 15, 2024

Ms. AyeVee is an award-winning poet, author and creator of Las Vegas's renowned Beyond the Neon Poetry Festival. Her remarkable ability to command an audience while remaining warm and approachable keeps audiences and readers coming back to her work. She is an active contributer to the Vegas literary community and has performed in dozens of downtown venues as well as our beautiful state parks.  

Fifteen by Ms.AyeVee


15 is the shepherd

The light of one and five

The guide

Creating the path in the daytime so you may find your way through the dark

A stoic leader quiet and serene

Both soft breeze and hurricane

In a world of chaos, 15 is prepared for anything

A gentle reminder to never be afraid to ask for what you need

15 is your intuition

That tingling in your belly when something feels just right

and the gut punch that takes your breath away when you went left but should’ve went right

15 is trust

In yourself and the world around you

Tell me, how would you move if you knew you could not lose?

15 is the knowing that regardless of the path you choose

you are right where you’re supposed to be

Everything divinely orchestrated

A path set forth eons before our ancestors ever existed

What if we are all the sleeping shepherd?

Unaware of our light

Unknowingly creating paths in the daytime so we can find our way through the dark

A guide through your own chaos

Maybe we are 15 on the inside just trying to find our way out

Keep walking

Keep creating

The world is waiting

15

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