Ken Allan Dronsfield
Ken Allan Dronsfield is a disabled veteran and prize winning poet from New Hampshire, now residing in Oklahoma.
About Ken Allan Dronsfield
Ken Allan Dronsfield is a disabled veteran and prize winning poet from New Hampshire, now residing in Oklahoma.
He has six poetry collections to date; 'The Cellaring', 'A Taint of Pity', 'Zephyr's Whisper', ‘The Cellaring, Second Edition’, ‘Sonnets and Scribbles’ and his latest collaborative book, 'Inamorata at Twilight. Ken's been nominated four times for the Pushcart Prize and seven times for Best of the Net. He was First Prize Winner for the 2018 and 2019, Realistic Poetry International Nature Poetry Contests. He has recently begun producing Creative Content on his YouTube channel and has had wonderful success sharing his poetry with the social media community.
Ken loves writing, thunderstorms, coin collecting and spending time with his rescue cats Willa and Yumpy.
Books by Ken Allan Dronsfield
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The Taint of Pity — poem unrhymed
"...lucent clouded skies of blended silent obscurity..."
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Burning Man — poem unrhymed
"...sands stained with the blood from star shards..."
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Tempest — poem unrhymed
"...enveloped within the twilight's dark cloak..."
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Waltzing into a Morning Glory — poem unrhymed
"...a long sip of whisky brings home regrets..."
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Ode to a New Hell — poem unrhymed
"...In dungeons of a darkish desperation..."
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Raven's Flavor — poem unrhymed
"...a last tomato ripens in a sunlit window..."
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A Sonnet to the Sculler — poem unrhymed
"...while seeking all alive on Halloween..."
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Odd Shaded Sky — poem unrhymed
"...like snare drums in the open sky..."
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A Cold Crimson Mist — poem unrhymed
"...buried alive it now seems..."
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Stupefied — poem unrhymed
"...Forgetting today's dragooned folly..."
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Moon Flower Dreams — poem unrhymed
"...lost within ethereal dreams of moon flowers..."
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Exegesis — poem unrhymed
"...Waiting for a springtime kiss..."
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Spring Unclaimed — poem unrhymed
"...winds blowing snow through the bare oak trees..."
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Oh, What the Hell — poem unrhymed
"...good thing my favorite color is black..."
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Into the Fire — poem unrhymed
"...beyond the terror, beyond the spark..."
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Winter of Days — poem unrhymed
"...soft whispers echo upon the cellar walls..."
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Time and Money — poem unrhymed
"...I think it might disappear into the land of lost socks..."
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Pebble and Stubble — poem unrhymed
"...In what field strides the Earth..."
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Season of Flame — poem unrhymed
"...Great fires decimate these lands and..."
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Zephyr's Whisper — poem unrhymed
"...a lone red leaf floats by gathering speed then disappears downstream..."
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Witches and Stone — poem unrhymed
"...In what field strides a dark Witch, through stalks as thick as bovine legs..."
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Requiem of White Ash — poem unrhymed
"...Witches cast spells; send superstitions to hell..."
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A Shaking Tree — poem unrhymed
"...but she has promises to attend..."
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Tempest of Cold — poem unrhymed
"...take thy lashing from out my heart..."
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The Death of Whydah Sibyl — poem unrhymed
"...Whydah Sibyl still sings her lovelorn sonnet..."
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Miss Emma's Hairy Smallish Cat — poem unrhymed
"Has anyone seen a little cat?"
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Cape Cod Reflections — poem unrhymed
"...terns hover over crests of rolling waves..."
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Liar's Paradise — poem rhymed
"...carry a dare deep into the devil's favor..."
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Sonnet 17, Quiet Time — poem rhymed
"...Trees blossom with colorful leaves of Fall..."
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Snow Bird — poem unrhymed
"...may another sunrise find you..."
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Waltz of the Scarecrow — poem unrhymed
"...stalks of corn taller than tales told by the fire..."
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The Yearning — poem unrhymed
"...I uncovered brazen devotion..."
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Sonnet 33, A Timeless Splendor — poem unrhymed
"...chasing the ghostly hoodoos and whatsits..."
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Ellipse — poem unrhymed
"...As the day turns to night, and night to day..."
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Verdure of Spring — poem unrhymed
"...that love, only love could survive..."
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A Daymare in Dark Water — poem unrhymed
"...Dusty hazy light fades during twilight
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Perturbed — poem unrhymed
"...delicate orchids stare in contempt..."
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Soft Silky Breeze — poem unrhymed
"...Branches sway in a slow harmony..."
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Spring on the Beach — poem unrhymed
One last image of springtime before ...
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Radiance of Mortality — poem unrhymed
"...an icy red wine sky leaps into our mind..."