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Tag Archives: sky poems
When the sky is just the perfect shade of blue
, ‘it’s the color of my wedding dress!’ she saysand he always fires back ‘periwinkle?’ and there’s a wink built right in and then she says ‘cornflower blue.’ and after 22 years it’s something that never gets old, always new, this laughter borrowed over blue. :: written for poetic asides November … Continue reading
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Tagged color poems, cornflower blue, November Chapbook Challenge 2020, sky poems
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while we wait
pleasecome, sit with me for awhile and try to let your hate be ruined by this vast forgiving sky. written for poetic asides November chapbook challenge
Borrowed Light
Even After All this time The Sun never says to the Earth, “You owe me.” Look What happens With a love like that, It lights the whole sky. ― Hafiz .. … We wonder if we’ll ever get the hang of … Continue reading
Posted in Quadrille
Tagged dVerse poems, moon, moonstones, Q44, Quadrille, sky, sky poems, sky songs, stars
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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
palms, sunday.
I need a moment to deliberate… -Alanis Morissette, ‘Uninvited’ .. our feet are tired, and so we count these things …………(eenie, meenie) on outstretched hands, hoping the sky might have …(miney, mo) answers we cannot find. all that blue … Continue reading
syrup sky
.. she breathes …………….oh, my under waffled clouds. .. I soooo wish I could take credit for the title phrase, but it’s Misky’s twiglet today. Come play!
Posted in twiglets
Tagged aching sky, micro poems, micropoetry, sky poems, syrup sky, tiny poems, twiglets
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Orion’s Song
.. I’m just sitting here with my go-go gadget batman belt, helping re-hang the moon. You said I was your proof of life. I just thought I was lighting your way home. .. In November, we poem.
Posted in moon poems, Poetic Asides Chapbook Challenge 2019
Tagged Orion, orion's belt, seeing stars, sky poems, sky songs, stars
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{in which she attempts to define love and hate in 17 syllables each}
{…while holding her breath until morning} :: Love’s got a quiet star tongue, st(r)ung bright in an infinite hum-hope-sky. Hate holds too much fire in its own belly; wastes its breath on fear, and sting. :: .. … Continue reading
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Tagged 17 syllables, American sentence poems, April PAD 2019, hum, love/hate, sky poems, stars, sting
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Graffiti on a Broken Sky
.. Paintbrush-hush (guilty, guileless) me a rebel heart, an unquiet start a whispered want and a place to hold my still long-fractured hope. Then soft (and sound and soon), steal me some long-lost wisp of cloud, harboring a sunrise … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, moon poems, Quadrille
Tagged cloud, graffiti, harbor, moon, Quadrille Monday, sky poems, sky songs
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Inkin’ Thirds
From here, the rooftops feel drizzled in sun-syrup, and the day holds a promise on her quiet tongue. .. (Th)inkin’ in thirds for Grace’s 3-Line Thursday. Come play!
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Tagged 3-line poems, 3-line Thursday, ink in thirds, promises, rooftops, sky poems, speaking in tongues, view
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