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Tag Archives: Oz
bookish dragons
we are currently reading Proust and a few tomes on jousting and a scaled-down edition of Fahrenheit 451. we’ve begun Beloved and Animal Farm, sunk our talons into Gone With the Wind (and a few on weather). we’re armed with swords and library cards, and we’ve had Oz and Howl memorized … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2025
Tagged Animal Farm, banned books, book poems, bookish dragons, Gone With the Wind, here there be dragons, howl, Oz
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You Can’t Buy Ruby Slippers at the Bodega on the Corner
All un-ordinary twisters aside, Dorothy decides the Manolos just won’t do. Heels are made for clicking, yellow cobblestone wishing for things like courageheart and wicked smarts. There’s a faint cackle from the Westhinting at monkeys that can fly, and golden gates. She sings, and sighs. The Emerald City awaits. :: … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2025
Tagged city poems, Dorothy, Emerald City, off to see the wizard, Oz, ruby slippers, The Wizard of Oz
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Poem for the Yellow Brick Road
We’re off {to see} if that guy behind the curtain’s got a place for you and me, if all these cobbled sorrows are worth it in the end,if there’s a scattered spell to bend and tilt that tornado just a little farther east. Hey, we’ve got the brains the … 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
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Tagged Dorothy, dVerse poems, gotta have heart, heart, Oz, there's no place like home, tin man, we're off to see the wizard
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You Can’t Buy Ruby Slippers at a Kansas Hardware Store
.. That was no ordinary twister, Mister, and Dorothy had a dream and now she’s on the hunt for just the right shade of crimson heels. Blue and white check and black MaryJanes are, at best, as country bumpkin as … Continue reading
Patent, Pending
Photo Credits: Zvaella The trouble when you click your toes together instead of your heels is that nobody knows what you’re wishing for or where home is, or why these side -walks are made of leather instead of yellow brick. … Continue reading
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Tagged man behind the curtain, mindlovemisery prompts, Oz, poeming, Poetry, red shoes, there's no place like home
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