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Where I Come From
For Miz Quickly’s Impromptu Poetry Day 30: 30 http://imprompt.wordpress.com/ Where I Come From Why work so hard to be good at something no one else really cares about? Why spend hours, sometimes days and weeks, to tweak ordinary thought into … Continue reading
Only An Attempted Wordle Murder
For The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #70 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ Only An Attempted Wordle Murder Won’t you celebrate with me these words I am tipping, affixing onto this page? What I have shaped from only hinted at, tinted experiences in prelude of childhood. … Continue reading
Midnight Recipe
For The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #61 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ Midnight Recipe Amaretto and orange juice, blended with splash of sour, tempers midnight hour at end of hectic day. Soft click of latch closes out current draft at cracked window, while eliminating all … Continue reading
Posted in Midnight Recipe
Tagged Amaretto Stone Sour, midnight, Poetry, recipe, Sunday Whirl, word puzzle, wordle
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You Never Forget That First Time
For The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #60 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ You Never Forget That First Time No more than trembling vessel of nerves, wrestling deepest desire to run, but knowing time has come, bluffs her way onto makeshift stage. Mind, a muddied stain, … Continue reading
Posted in You Never Forget That First Time
Tagged bluffs, Poetry, reading in public, Sunday Whirl, tremble, word puzzle, wordle
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Still Possibilities
For Sunday Whirl: Wordle #55 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ This week’s words are: cobalt, align, hook, vibrate, print, grind, contrast, emerging, chance, clear, dot, wink. Still Possibilities Printed words of old poems stored in files emerge like cobalt blue hook tied to vibrating … Continue reading
Posted in Still Possibilities
Tagged hope, misaligned dreams, Poetry, possibilities, Sunday Whirl, then and now, word puzzle, wordle
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All Hallow’s Eve
For The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #28 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ All Hallow’s Eve Pale flickering light sputters from carved pumpkin left to stand sentry at gutter of crooked sidewalk. Rosy glow twitches, mimics bloody flow caught in cement shadows. Thump of plastic bottle … Continue reading
Posted in All Hallow's Eve
Tagged All Hallow's Eve, Poetry, Sunday Whirl, word puzzle, wordle
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Morning Mirror
For Sunday Whirl: Wordle #21 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ Morning Mirror Sometimes awareness comes as jolt of lightening bolt; crackle and hiss of electricity boldly cutting its way, roaring through nerve endings. Simple dignity forgotten in urgent need to build, create before moment … Continue reading
Posted in Morning Mirror
Tagged awareness, frugal, inevitable, jolt, pennies saved, Poetry, Sunday Whirl, word puzzle, wordle
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The Bad Places
PAD Challenge #3 at Poetic Asides For today’s prompt, write a location poem. The poem can be about a location, but it doesn’t have to be. It could also just incorporate a location into the poem (like a love … Continue reading
Posted in The Bad Places
Tagged bad places, location poem, PAD Challenge, Poetic Asides, Poetry, soul
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Long Parting
Pad Challenge #2 for Poetic Asides http://blog.writersdigest.com/poeticasides/CommentView,guid,26676FB4-46FB-4867-8D48-4DD9F4A8CF3A.aspx#6cc8c073-006d-4158-b397-c12f96f97098 1. Write a “ready to start” poem. Yesterday’s poem closed the door or turned the page on the past events. Time to start looking forward. 2.Write a “not ready” poem, or even … Continue reading
Dance of Veils
for Monday prompt Aug. 2 at http://bigtentpoetry.org The prompt, this week, was to take a look at ones own poetry and find what might have become a ‘comfort zone’ within the writing itself. Then to create a piece of work … Continue reading