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Daily Archives: May 9, 2017
Once
… His hair was shorter then, before the dragon. Before he caved to the wiles of woman, and wild of sky. Before the sword fell into sheath for good, and the woods swallowed them all whole, happily. Ever. ………………After. … Continue reading
Posted in dragon poems, twiglets
Tagged cave, dragon, fractured fairy tales, happily ever after, here there be dragons, swords, twiglets
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echo me a frozen moon
… the giggle-spring journey of her returning was a shadow-spilled whispercue curled around a ghostballoon bubble-grin moon. she drizzles us still in cloudsparks, leaves dawn openjarred to breathe dark-dance breeze; lull trees to shimmermelt green. we scar slow, echo twist … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, Quadrille
Tagged echo, Q44, Quadrille, the one where she uses all the words, the one with all the words
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