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Tag Archives: I hate the new Wordpress format
finding myself
…here of all placesamong these other found things: pocket fluffpoems bits of kite string. holding myself loosely, like that shifting moon, knowing i’m waning, will disappear soon. wilding myself with barefoot heart, wander-and-waiting in fits and starts. and stars. written for poetic asides November Chapbook Challenge
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night marred
when i wakesweat still slick on brow, i bow and thankthe day for light. Written for Poetic Asides November Chapbook Challenge.
secret smile sky
Play magnetic poetry here.
whether we write, or knot (daisy-chained phrase) we tie ourselves to moontoo soon, to storm too late. we debate ink over ocean swell. we tell ourselves the words won’t swim, fair-weathered whim will ragequit in mid-line. we find ourselves a-dangle, participles waning. verbs complaining, tangled in theirown bright … Continue reading
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