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Mythopoesis 30 – Darien’s Poem

For NaPoWriMo  Day 30 Darien’s Poem This poem is a myth in the making, a story unfolding, seeking a place of its own, singular space it might call home. This poem has traveled for days, one at a time, searching … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 29 – A Ribbon of Words

For NaPoWriMo  Day 29 A Ribbon of Words Earlier, I said that words are a ribbon that may become a skein of poetry. Have you ever seen someone pick up the end of a thread of yarn and begin to … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 28 – The Mentor Speaks

For NaPoWriMo  Day 28 The Mentor Speaks Once upon a time, in a time long, long ago, poets were believed to be magicians. Believed to hold and wield a certain power. And on some level, to a certain degree, they … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 27 – A Mentor’s Magic

For NaPoWriMo  Day 27 A Mentor’s Magic Mama! Mama! What a wonderful day it has been. I read my poem. A man came out of the forest, a traveler. He sat to listen and really liked my poem. Clapped and … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 26 – Unraveling The Poem

For NaPoWriMo Day 26 And For The Sunday Whirligig: Whirligig #4 http://sundayswhirligig.blogspot.com/ mottled, velour, purse, ink, dissonant, shade, stain, lace, diaphanous, clip, iridescent, weather Unraveling The Poem But, Darien sir, I still don’t understand how a poem can be a … 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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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

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Mythopoesis 23 – Continuing The Journey

For NaPoWriMo Day 23 Continuing The Journey Although he had left the small market town behind him, he’d encountered no one in the days that followed. Yet, was more than content with his thoughts and companionship of birds, their songs, … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 19 – Sanguinary Nightmare

NaPoWriMo Day 19 For Sunday Whirligig #3 http://sundayswhirligig.blogspot.com/ Sanguinary Nightmare That night he dreamed, seemingly endless, but steady stream of skewed images, blurred with a furred crimson mist at their edges. Unhappy people caught in a cage, pulled by their … Continue reading

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Mythopoesis 18 – Myth Within The Myth

For NaPoWriMo  Day 18 Myth Within The Myth He had eaten the last of his supplies, the evening before. Knew he’d have to find a store where he could purchase more. Luck was with him, as he entered a small … Continue reading

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