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Myth of Childhood
Written for: dVerse Poets Pub (posted by Sanaa) Poetics: Dungeons & Derivatives “For today’s Poetics I invite you all to play a poetry game called, “Dungeons and Derivatives.” The idea here is to select one (from a list of eight … Continue reading
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Tales Told
Written for: Sunday Muse #167 Half a shipwreck, no deck, no sailors, just a rusty chain hanging down among the stones where it washed ashore. Clouds impose their steely swirls onto this hulk. In Summer, we climbed up the sides, … Continue reading
Army Days
Written for: Poetic Bloomings2 – Prompt #291 – “Memorial Day” “Use Memorial Day to spark your poem.” World War Two hastened my father to enlist– army man. He never spoke of horrors, not to his children, only tales of pranks … Continue reading
Thinking of Souls
Written for: The Sunday Whirl, Wordle #407 Words: messy, magic, exist, mantra, talk, way, vulnerable, struggle, soul, stories, lean, courage If the soul exists does it speak in mantras, or not talk in a recognizable way? I wonder if a … Continue reading
The Bee That Does Not Fit In
Written for: Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads: Which Bee? For today’s Weekend Mini-Challenge, I invite you to share a bit of bee poetry… specifically, we will write poems that explore a moment in the life of one of the three … Continue reading
The Trip
Written for: The Sunday Whirl, Wordle #243 Words: tell, line, stand, source, atoms, born, journey, sky, cycle, still, stones, return You do not have to stand in line for the sky journey. Your source is the group of stones you have … Continue reading
Greener on the Other Side of the Keyhole
Written for: Imaginary Gardens with Real Toads: Keyhole Today’s challenge is to write from a keyhole perspective. It can be a glimpse on the inside or looking to the outside. One eye fills the keyhole, a beautiful day of greens … Continue reading
Monkey Puzzle Tree
Written for Poets United, Midweek Motif~Tree(s) Tree(s): What was/is a tree to you? Is there one you miss or wish to meet someday? I want to see those tangled branches of the monkey puzzle tree. The name fascinates me. … Continue reading
The Librarian
Written for: Red Wolf Poems, We Wordle #28 words: illumination, October, stranger, mud-streaked, library 1) passage of time – perhaps have the character speaking in childhood or youth in part one; and then speaking as an older person in part … Continue reading