Tag Archives: forgetting

The Life Waiting

For Sunday’s Whirligig: Wordle #25 http://sundayswhirligig.blogspot.com/ birthday, pared, dazzling, weapons, sparks, move, eroding, rot, stumps, resentments, choking, gate For The Sunday Whirl: Wordle #217 https://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ evict, nick, trick, valley, threat, scent, dash, deny, try, subside, flee, free For Poets United: … Continue reading

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Clear Sight

For the Sunday Whirl poetry prompt: wordle # 188 http://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/ resolute, flutter, spills, forgotten, stains, pirouettes, children, miserable, decision, neglected, cloudy, moments Clear Sight Hearts flutter, might stutter for a moment, when our children pirouette around rules we have set down. … Continue reading

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Found Object

For Miz Quickly’s Impromptu Poetry Day 17: Found Object http://imprompt.wordpress.com/ Found Object Have you ever found piece of poem in bottom of pocket or purse, simple verse jotted down on now scrunched up scrap of paper borrowed from neighbor, ’cause … Continue reading

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Tangent

Miz Quickly’s poetry prompts Day 8: not to prompt http://imprompt.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/april-8/ Tangent drowning pain when it pooled in her spirit and left stains on the fabric of who she had become.                                                 __Tom Lowe                                                     The 24th Letter She tried, really tried … Continue reading

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No One Wants To Be Her

  PAD Challenge #11 For Poetic Asides For today’s prompt, take the phrase “No One Wants (blank),” replace the blank with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then, write the poem. Possible … Continue reading

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Threads (For Mom)

  She gave me life over sixty years ago. Now we move together through this final phase of her journey. She is tired, fragile, and often forgets things, like names, ages of her great-grandchildren, or how to turn on the … Continue reading

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