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Monthly Archives: April 2016
The Importance of Being
.. Earnest, we’re seeking more than all this scattered skin, some place inside ourselves we might be -gin to hide. Stop hiding. Un -mask ourselves to sun. Be come one (come all) with the concept of un -knowing. The essential … Continue reading
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Tagged April PAD 2016, breeze, Importance of Being Earnest, moon swoons, trees
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She:Nanigans
{Pepsi Mermaid Cheerleader with a Vapid Vampire Twist, Kissed} She’s a rah-rah soda sea girl with an imp -ervious need to feed on boys with alabaster skin. They like to make passes at her rose -colored glasses, and her … Continue reading
the girl hates bios, mirrors. loves the sky.
… she is sans serif 10-point type, often italicized never bold. she is onion paper see-through skin. easily erased, truth untold. she’s scribbled whim and ellipsis salt, ridiculous blessings, cacophonous grace. she’s words in margins, indigo fire. moon swallowed, sunset … Continue reading
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Tagged bio, garden with toads prompts, indigo, ink, onion poems, rough draft, sans serif, sky songs, songs of myself, Words Count
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Important Overdue Notes to My Oblivious Former Selves
.. Don’t do it. Just don’t. It’s not worth it. It won’t be worth it. Don’t say that. Just listen. Your mama knows what she’s talking about. Don’t love him. Just don’t. He’ll ruin you. You might have been ready, … Continue reading
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Tagged April PAD 2016, former selves, leaving, mama says, past life poems
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Import Aunts™
.. Their names are Bessie and Gussie and they’ve got things to buy. Bring truck, bring barge, bring bussie; these ol’ gals are on a cashflow high. From catalogue crazes to Amazon haul, they’re orderin’ stuff by the trunkfuls. But … Continue reading
Tea, and Ceremony
When you serve tea to your guests, you should simply serve tea from your heart, and think about nothing more. – Sen No Rikyu … When we don’t wanna think, we drink. Tea and rum -bled phrase, days and … Continue reading
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Tagged garden with toads prompts, Japanese tea ceremony, Sen No Rikyu, tea, tea ceremony
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17 American Sentences (that may or may not make sense)
.. When it comes to grocery shopping, I’m a bona fied full-cart girl. Poetically, not so much: give me 12 items or less, some space, please. Wordy drawn-out sentences present me in southern drawl, chaos crawl. Whitman had his leaves, … Continue reading
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Tagged American sentence poems, Leaves of Grass, long lines, NaPoWriMo 2016, songs of myself, Whitman
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r o o m t o b r e a t h e in t h e w o r d s
.. she gives us room to breathe in the words, bring our own hearts to the table, and fill in the spaces. she leaves traces of white that we might write our own selves upon them, in between. waterfalls of space … Continue reading
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Brewing Up a Poetry Burg
.. He’s ekphrastic and fantastic, in fine form, and free verse, too. He can slant rhyme or ottava rima (I don’t know what that is? Do you?) He quadrilles us, and he thrills us (and he fell in love with … Continue reading
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Tagged ant wars, dVerse, poetic secret admirers, Poetics, poets I admire
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ghost poet
… now you see he(a)r(t), (k)now you don’t. she’s a gypsy jasmine (jazz-mine) tall imp -ossible sip of (S)om-thing you’ve never tasted. but, don’t fall in love ……….(lust.lost) with her high-fan-ate-ed(ucated) Poe-e-tic soul too s(w)oon. be ………-fore(play) you know it, … Continue reading