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Monthly Archives: August 2018
Slipped (Gin) Fizz
That’s the biz (all the buzz); pour me a giggle-glug and let’s muttermurmurmutter hiss our way to the kerplunk crunk …………..(rumble-rustle-rush) of phrase. These days, we all hoot and hum, jangle thumbs at days and days …and days of ding-dong … Continue reading
Mystery Loves Company
… Everyone wanders, wonders why is the sky boo, a ghost-wraith curdle-curled in her own dark sk(e)in? These apples are flailing, not falling, from forests and trees we can no longer seize. We’re making out like banshees, stealing sound and … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems
Tagged adages, banshees, eating cake in twos, grass is greener, hate makes waste, old habits dye hard, Poetics, twisted adages
9 Comments
Sacred Ground & other Sorrows
… Trace her indigo, emerald, blush of sunset, rise of moon. Name her lost daughter, holy place, mother earth -en fire, cold desire. Give her a swollen pasture soul, a staggered heartbeat under hungry feet. Quill her center in ancient … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, Quadrille
Tagged ancient ink, dVerse, Earth, paint her indigo, Q44, Quadrille, songs and sirens
19 Comments
Bad Blood Blues
Hey won’t you play another somebody done somebody wrong song? – B.J. Thomas .. Nah. I have grown weary of heart -ache and heartbreak and the un -quiet mistakes that unravel us, whole ; the strains that stain our … Continue reading
We’re Off
And I was standing over there, rusting for the longest time. …………………………………….– The Tin Man, The Wizard of Oz .. To see how far we’ve ……(cobbled) come, you have to understand: we stood there, hearts ……………(or lack) in hand … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Dorothy, dVerse poems, gotta have heart, heart, Oz, there's no place like home, tin man, we're off to see the wizard
14 Comments
Learning Curves
.. I have studied the arc of moon for many days, spiraled in her angled gaze and held her full circumference in waiting hands. I feel that I am getting ………..(swirled, whirled) wiser by her ardent glow, the diameter … Continue reading
Posted in moon poems, poetic asides poems
Tagged i hate math but i love the words, learning, math poems, math terms, moon, still learning
5 Comments
Hold her carefully, in quiet hands
.. This poem is made of cardboard, clouds and clay. She only has a tiny thing ……………….(or two) to say, but she might shout it. She’s all about it – this sunslant, that breeze. She breathes in syllables and sighs; … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, Quadrille
Tagged boxes, breathing in syllables, cardboard box, Q44, Quadrille, writing outside the box
41 Comments
When I Found the Poem at the Center
… , I played it in a scribble and a song. . You played along, and the sky took the shape ………………………………….(escape) of my brightest tears. .. Playing around with yesterday’s words for Quickly. … Continue reading
Later: rinse, repeat.
This is the first part of an exercise for Miz Quickly. Later, I hope to refine it into something shorter, sharper. .. I dreamed I wrote a poem in invisible ink. I dreamed I wrote a poem dot-to-dot, with … Continue reading