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Giving Birth
For Poets United: Mid-Week Motif – Giving Birth http://poetryblogroll.blogspot.com/ Giving Birth Have given birth to four children. Two of them like me, two of them don’t. Have given birth to hundreds of poems. Some of them I like, others I … Continue reading
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Mythopoesis 25 – What Is A Poem
For NaPoWriMo Day 25 What Is A Poem? Embarrassed by his open display of exuberance, the man from Interlude bowed his head after telling the child that her mother was a wise teacher. She smilingly nodded. The children’s teacher stepped … Continue reading
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Tagged children, conversation, Darien, Maliah, myth-making, mythopoesis, NaPoWriMo, teacher, what goes into a poem, Zendala
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Mythopoesis 24 – The Learning Begins
For NaPoWriMo Day 24 The Learning Begins The circle of children and teacher sat in shade of a huge oak, refreshed by a gentle breeze rustling softly through overhanging leaves. He sat, leaning back against its trunk, surprised at the … Continue reading
