I wrote and narrated my poem No One in response to Sadje’s #What do you see #325 Photo Prompt. To write something inspired by the photo below. Image by Becky Sherburn,

Image credit; Becky Sherburn @ Unsplash

You may notice I misspelt the word ponderance but it’s deliberate. Shakespeare invented over 1,000 words—so why can’t I‽ 😁

Recorded at the coast on my iPad, with the sea just beyond the window. (Yay — we’re away from the city for a whole week!) A quiet reading of my poem No One, offered in its raw, simple form. I hope you enjoy it.

No One©️Lesley Scoble, 2026 | Narrated by the author

THANK YOU
Thank you, Sadje, for the wonderful inspiration you give.
And thank you, dear reader, for spending time with my poem. I truly appreciate it. 🙏


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6 responses to “No One: Free Verse Poem (And Audio Narration)”

  1. loved hearing YOU read this

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    1. Did it specially for you, Matt💖 Thank you. May re-record it later xx

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  2. Lesley, a very well rendered poem my friend. It poses so many questions and the answer I’m afraid is that we are oblivious to our own consciousness. Thanks for joining in.

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  3. Oh, Lesley I love how you read your poems always,…and yes to “inventing words” why not? 🤭

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  4. Lovely poem!! We’ll never know the answers but we’ve had the experience and formed our own conclusions!!

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  5. Fabulous audio Lesley love it🩷

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