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Tag Archives: Shakespeare
Shaking out the Down
“I am a feather for each wind that blows.” William Shakespeare :: Look up, the sky’s a fluffered songof promise. A float of hope. Let’s make ourselves a small and quiet place to gather these loose quills caught. **Cue the lightning.** On second thought, let’s not. … Continue reading
Posted in November Chapbook 2022
Tagged down, feathers, lightning, quills, second thoughts, Shakespeare, sky poems, thoughts caught
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Tickling the Catastrophe
(on Gauntlets) “Thou sodden-witted lord! Thou hast no more brain than I have in mine elbows” – Troilus and Cressida (Act Two, Scene One) “Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.” – Monty Python “You scullion! You rampallian! You … Continue reading
Posted in Miz Q Prompts
Tagged all the world's a rage, conflict, elderberries, gauntlets, Monty Python, Shakespeare, Shakespearean insults
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Get Thee to a Punnery
To flee or not to flee, now that’s the thing, the rub that flubs us by the final scene. We wonder, do we bow to numbered king? Exit stage left, or somewhere in between? It’s Greek to me, we say in foreign tongueand … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged April PAD 2021, iambic, iambic pentameter, Shakespeare, Shakespearean sonnet
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Space for Quill
.. Greetings, I am enamored to have met someone so fair, so graced from deep within. Never have I known a bright soul yet so full of magic, madness, heaven, sin. Bright crimson lips, and skies of clearest glass, I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged dVerse, pop sonnets, Shakespeare, Shakespearean sonnet, whew that was hard
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Any Other Name
… Rise up and call yourself strange, unchained from sky and sea and song. Moniker your soul with thorny crown, held down by silence. Stem the sweet, sweet smell of somethingness; give up up up and fill your cup, revel … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged any other name, crowns, dVerse, I rise, Q44, Quadrille, rose, Shakespeare, somethingness
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Impartial Gust
(a Shakespearean sonnet) . A bloodstained bandit breeze dwindles the dawn, arouses barefaced sun to blushing rise. A gloomy, frugal courtship panders on, as noiseless skysongs tease these jaded skies. Last night, the tranquil skim milk moonbeams spilled, forgot … Continue reading
Doubting the Stars
(a partially found poem from Hamlet) .. “By indirections find directions out” – Hamlet .. If true north be fire, or moving sun, truth a liar that slings arrows and out -rageous fortune, is there method, madness ……..any where? If … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Braille poems, Hamlet, Hamlet quotes, noble hearts, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, Shakespeare, tempest
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