Written for dVerse Poets Pub - Poetics: Outside Looking In (posted by Laura Bloomsbury) " -conjure an imaginary house of any size, any place, any age -fill it with an imaginary person/people past or present, or ghosts, or leave it empty with its history -make it literal but move into the metaphorical if you wish." Here is Jenny! She is my dream log cabin home. Roof imprinted with shadows of nearby trees, pleasing shade for front porch–a necessity. Note the chimney. It will keep me snug and sheltered. Inside, a hearth rug for my animals. They love to lie in front of fireplaces. Chair hung from ceiling is rounded and pillowed, perfect for curling up. Wide windows for wishing, daydreaming, or watching wildlife. Cabin's main focus is a spacious room. A woodsy scent permeates the house of happy people and pets. Other rooms are still in the dream-schematics. This cabin is named for my grandmother. Say hello to Jenny. https://dversepoets.com/2021/08/10/poetics-outside-looking-in/
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Sara, I like the detail and story-telling in this poem.
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Thanks, Mike!
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Bravo! out of the dream-schematics you have conjured so much to fill your cabin. Hello to your Grandmother!
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Thanks, Laura!
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Our house has a red roof because my grandmother always said houses should have a red roof. 🙂
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Interesting. Red doors are lucky.
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