-
Join 2,504 other subscribers
Follow this blog
-
Recent Posts
Archives
whimsy gizmos
Blogroll
Click to check out these blogs I stalk. (They rock!)
- Across the Lake, Eerily (Marie Elena & Walt)
- Awakened Words (Mark Windham)
- Bootless Cries (Anne Katherine)
- Conversations with Laurie (Laurie Kolp)
- Cracker Jack Poet (Sara Vinas)
- Drift of Bubbles (Diana Domino)
- Felt-Tip Fountain Pen (poetcolette)
- Fights With Poems (Daniel Ari)
- Hannah Gosselin's Poetry
- I Hate Poetry (Buddah Moskowitz)
- Iain Kemp Poetry
- Imagine – Pearl Ketover Prilik
- Kim King's Blog
- Linda Goin's Blog
- Magic in the Backyard (Kellie)
- Misky's Poetry
- Mousetales Press (Linda Hatton)
- One Inch Tall – Catherine Lee
- Our Lost Jungle – Khara House
- Poetic Asides with Robert Lee Brewer
- Poetic Bloomings (Marie Elena and Walt)
- Poetic Echoes and Dancing Shadows (Nikki Markle)
- Purple Pen in Portland (Sara McNulty)
- Rosemary Mint (Shawna)
- Sharp Little Pencil (Amy Barlow Liberatore)
- The Chime – Phil Canon
- The Man with the Blue Guitar (Vince Gotera)
- The Poet Tree (Sharon Ingraham)
- Through the Eyes of Meena Rose
- Wander, Ponder, Poem & Pix (Pamela Smyk Cleary)
- Whatever and Ever (Chev Shire)
- When Words Escape Me (Paula Wanken)
Copyright Info
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Daily Archives: April 5, 2022
making sense of sunrise
we watch it plop up again and again all saffron spinall lozenged hope all miracle-raised invisible string prop. it slow simmer singes a waking sky while you and i try to make something of its hazy smoke. is it the dot on a question mark caught by curious sky? … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2022
Tagged apostrophe, ellipsis, questions for a burning sky, skystone, sunrise, sunrise poems
Leave a comment
smallish dragon visits the library
fantasy’s not really his thing, but he gets fired up by the true crime. all evidence suggests he’s been here before, as some pageshave gone slightly charred, and others are just missing (sometimes he gets hungry be-fore the thing is solved.) he’s resolved himself to … Continue reading
Posted in dragon poems, NaPoWriMo
Tagged books, dragon bookworm, evidence, fantasy poems, forensics and fire, library, smallish dragons, true crime
6 Comments
let them eat poems
(a debacled aubade) when we’ve had our phil of cake,all we can take of props (and -ganders, gyre and gimble), slander says (with forked tongue and slithy toves) that we are much too brillig for our britches and flar too mimsy for this moon. too … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2022
Tagged brillig, gyre and gymble, Jabberwocky, Lewis Carroll, mimsy moon, nonsense poems, slithy toves
Leave a comment