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Tag Archives: writing on writing
Writer Beware
Bing! Says my brain, and my fingers strain. But here’s the thing: It seems there’s nothing left to gain from all this click and clack. I think I want my money back. ::Not-so-Quickly, day 6.
Posted in Miz Q Prompts
Tagged also Chandler Bing, buyer beware, click and clack, click and clack attack, gray matter, muddled brain, November is too long, poeming sucks, slow fingers, tags are easier than poems, today was too busy, tomorrow is another day, ugh, where did the words go, writing on writing
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Architecture
(a sonnet variation called a “duplex”) :: I am a swirling alphabet storm. Nobody knows the order of this chaos. The order of chaos is unknown, even to me. The key is making sense of all the spaces in between. The … Continue reading
Posted in NaPoWriMo
Tagged alphabet architecture, alphabet poems, Braille, duplex sonnet, keys, keys and spaces, writing on writing
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purple tigers in curious snow
it’s only once (maybe twice) in a blue moon that we know what we’re doing. we of the viole(n)t fingers. we of the ivory page. we scrape our inky stripes and cage our own roared voices into petaled phrase in hopes of taming heart. we start withthorn and scratch our … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems
Tagged dVerse poems, poeming, Poetics, rose by any other, rose names, tiger, writing on writing
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The Dread Pirate Mermaid Princess Poopypants
I shall not dance for you today, not on fins nor on siren’s sails. Not on confused muse mirrored lake, nor these damned pages. These quills hold porcupine stingand no lasting high,and I am tired. Even the syllables of my own name taste like dust. I’ve … Continue reading
this poem is unpunctual, at best
And I couldn’t tell, if anyone here was feeling the way I doBut I’m lonely now, and I don’t know howTo get it back to good– Matchbox Twenty she is approximately 751 days behind the eight ball the last call the deadline that fine line between … Continue reading
Posted in April PAD 2022
Tagged clacking black, late, syllabled skin, this poem poems, writing on writing
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most definitely probably for certain the very last one.
this poem is its own special kind of hell. you can’t tell because it just keeps un-raveling, but it’s rapidly traveling too far south. it’s opened its inky mouth and now it can’t stop spewing phrase. you’d be amazed by how many days she can ramble on and … Continue reading
still waiting for the right moment to present itself in Optima Bold
she’s cold,sitting here with all these (unlocked) keys, and could someone please turn down the music in the hall? she’s all thumbs (and frankly they can’t type) and she’ll never live up to the hype of her own design. fine, she’ll clack a black line or two. see? there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged fonts, November Chapbook Challenge 2021, starting lines, this poem poems, typeface, writing on writing
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ungracious ghosts
they haunt without love or forethought, caught only in the un-clacked black of their white-sheet skins.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged April PAD 2021, poems don't always love you back, writing on writing
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stage: left
we outta here with our pens and our plans and our cramped-up hands and our scrib-bled dreams. these syllables are our last gasps and death-rattle rasps of lyric, lung and ripped-at-stanza seams. this means our scribbles are all scrabbled out, and there’s no doubt … Continue reading
one poem
and we find ourselves falling into its pages tucking ourselves between stanzas as silk pillowcases. two days later we’re still here three sheets to the (whirl)wind drunk on phrase for another four days. gimme fiveminutes and i’ll tell you each rhyme-and -rhythm’d tale, … Continue reading