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Tag Archives: stories
paper parchment skies
… she sits under the bougainvillea with her books. swallows wor(l)ds whole, feeds her soul with stories. she cries when characters die, has a hardcore crush on Poe, and Twain. stains her fingers in blackberries and ink. she thinks the … Continue reading →
Posted in Miz Q January
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Tagged books, bougainvillea, dragons, Edgar Allen Poe, here there be dragons, Mark Twain, reading, sky songs, stories
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StorySongs
… There’s a man on the street with dirty feet and an old guitar. He’s got $18 in an old jam jar, but he can’t seem to remember his way home. There are stories in his veins and in his … Continue reading →
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Tagged bird poems, dVerse, Harper Lee, mockingbirds, stories, to kill a mockingbird
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Once More, Quickly
… I am trying not to tell stories, or at any rate, not this one. I am trying (knot) to write poems, not to tempt fate. No one’s won. I am trying. Not to spill (worry) ’bout the moon’s fury. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Handmaid's Tale quotes, Margaret Atwood, poeming, Poetry, Quickly in November, stories
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