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Monthly Archives: May 2015
moon blossom
play magnetic poetry
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Tagged blue poems, magnetic poetry, moon poems, moon stones, poeming, poetical magnetism, Poetry
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breathing
. photo by Toni Frissell she is sometimes still astonished by her lack of gills. the rest of her is fine and finned and flowing, infinite in all this sway. she holds the earth at bay by floating, held soft … Continue reading
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Tagged floating poems, image prompts, magpie image prompts, magpie tales, mermaid poems, poeming, Poetry, sky songs, water poems
14 Comments
One for the Nut House
. Oh, how I wanted to boil my hat, a sequence that made no sense to anyone outside my little cherry box. We were all as latelate -late as watches on chains and white rabbits can measure, a slow roiling … Continue reading
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Tagged daisy chains, hat poems, outside the box, poeming, Poetry, shoe poems, summer poems, sun poems, Whirlygig wordles, wordles
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beg and bartered glow
open sesame that moon, she’s posing as a bowl of milk, the open -ing rind of a sweet can’t -aloupe, arresting of tongue but stilted and squat in its own lack of light. familiar, this. mercy flowing, served up among … Continue reading
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Tagged moon poems, Orion, orion's belt, poeming, poems, Poetry, quickly poems, quickly prompts, sky songs, star poems, stone poems
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Aubade from a Glass House
.. The breeze is caught, a distant hymn. The moon she’s got is growing dim. She pulls the shade and so it goes – her heart a glade where river flows. He’s hidden lies under each stone, but her silence … Continue reading
verifiable alibi
.. she’s like the wind -oh, I threw myself out of; a giggling, grey delicate, honest shadow, the massive reboot per (ar)-sonal physician brief impromptu less -on the Catskill Mountain trail. she’s learned to limbo un -der her own tail, … Continue reading
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Tagged alibi poems, Catskills, Dirty Dancing, poeming, Poetry, shawna word lists
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Lullaby with Teeth
(an ovillejo) written for dVerse.
{everyday} mischief managed
written for dVerse.
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Tagged breathing poems, dVerse poems, mirror poems, mischief managed, song, spell poems, syllables
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What will I become? Midnight. (When you leave me again.)
pink girl offers first lines as story/poem starters (my title is one, tilted.) click here to read them all, and get inspired.
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Tagged midnight, Pink Girl Ink prompts, scar poems, shade, sky songs, When you leave me
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f l u f f
written for poets united motif.
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Tagged dandelion poems, fluff poems, midweek motif, Poets United, sky poems, sky songs
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