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Tag Archives: quickly poems
let’s live suddenly without thinking
original, by E.E. Cummings: prompted by quickly, who invites us to put some spin on an existing poem, leaving the original title. i’m in an E.E. mood today, and i freakin’ love this title.
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Tagged E.E. Cummings, let's live suddenly without thinking, moon poems, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, Quickly Summer
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skipping a beat
prompted by quickly.
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Tagged hum, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, Quickly Summer, she, song poems
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Sticky Vinyl
.. Miles and miles and miles and miles and miles to go in a hungry deep green Ford Gran Torino and Are We There Yet and She’s on My Side and a board on the floor so we can both … Continue reading
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Tagged quickly poems, Quickly Summer, Road Trips, Slurpee, vacation poems
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Stuck in Craw
.. and clawing through yet another box. We’ve asked directions (in? out? toward? above? between?) and analyzed our own bright dreams. Does it mean that we must tell bold stories in comic strips, sit on indigo chairs until the hourglass … Continue reading
Garden, Party of One
.. My sense of a-where-ness comes in small comforts – the shiny snake of a scar where a bad scrape has healed, the twigs braided into my hair after hiding under whispering trees. Come, catch a wayward fairy with me … Continue reading
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Tagged fairy poems, fireflies, garden poems, poems of place, quickly poems, Quickly Summer, trees
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Dream Sequence
.. We raise our long -ing legs, but cannot run. There is something democratic about it, as if a committee was formed, and the idea of actual motion was heartily rejected with just enough nays. But you are always ahead … Continue reading
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Tagged boats, dream poems, dream sequence, Margo Roby prompts, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, Quickly Summer, rain poems, signs, stardust
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beg and bartered glow
open sesame that moon, she’s posing as a bowl of milk, the open -ing rind of a sweet can’t -aloupe, arresting of tongue but stilted and squat in its own lack of light. familiar, this. mercy flowing, served up among … Continue reading
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Tagged moon poems, Orion, orion's belt, poeming, poems, Poetry, quickly poems, quickly prompts, sky songs, star poems, stone poems
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obedience class
“It is a terrible thing for an old woman to outlive her dogs.” – Tennessee Williams .. love comes in furry paws and sloppy kiss and bounding bliss that defies the laws of gravity. it comes in a warm lap … Continue reading
Darling, I am growing old…
… Won’t you come toddle with me a little closer to the sea, braid my graying tresses through your gentle storytelling hands? Let’s stand at the edge of the world and salt our sorrows, shed our fears into the breeze, … Continue reading
As Long As We Both Shall Give
“To marry is to halve your rights and double your duties” – Arthur Schopenhauer … Marry, marry quite contrary. How does a garden grow? With silver linings and seashells and com -promise when you have a row. Mr. Schopenhauer, don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged marriage poems, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, quotes, silver linings
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