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Love and Forgiveness Posted on June 20, 2013 by Jamie Dedes
i can see it in mind’s eye . . . the phone hanging on the wall between your bedroom and the living room, next to the closet door, across from the bathroom for endless years it hung there, dripping its … Continue reading
Autumn By Rainer Maria Wilke (1875-1926)
Tree leaves are falling, from grey sky, as if orchards were aging quickly without knowing why, Each fallen leaf tells us that death is the motion of “no”. ~ And tonight the heavy earth murmurs, withdrawing from the milky … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, free verse, poetry, Poetry Picnic Week 39, Poets Rally Week 76, Short Story Slam, Trees
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Ode To The Father of My Boys: U Rock! (Short Story Slam W22)
Short Story Slam Week 22 My son’s father is awesome, Not only does he love them via his acts big and small, But also he puts them first, Providing solid support so that Our children swim and grow with maximized … Continue reading
Paraguay = Patricia Young + Rauren C. Scott + Ravence + EL Paso + Dale Alspach + Patricia Jordan + Pat Brown + Sarah Palin + Ayala + Ramesh Sood + Taylor Boomer + Laura Bush + Waystationone + Ferguson + Jaymie Tho. + Sara K. Broyles + Paul Seymour
Paraguay, officially called the Republic of Paraguay, is a small, landlocked country in the heart of South America. It shares its national borders with Argentina on the south and southwest, Brazil on the east and northeast, and Bolivia on the … Continue reading
Maze
You lived with me like a maze, and you took me like a shadow, There you were melted inside me and I in you, We got stuck on a sailboat- We were directed by the will of the wind- then … Continue reading
30 Poems in 30 Days Day 25: Centoes: Write A Poem Using Lines from Other Poems
Today, we are asked to start a poem with a line from another poem, in particular, we need to do a centoes, with a poem entirely from lines taken from other poems, I decide to invent or revise the requirement, I … Continue reading
30 poems in 30 days Day 23: Ekphrastic poem
Write a poem inspired by an artist, well, I am inspired by many…here is one of my takes: History’s Memory by Lexi Jiao Wu Evil pushed the red button, Boats break the puzzled waters, Senses retrieved by realizations, April enabled … Continue reading
30 Poems in 30 Days Day 10: Downstream
Think of the most misleading thing you can think of, It’s purposeful in its way, It has wings, It stirs up things. * It goes downstream, It vanishes in the woods, It sharpens your mind, It hurts the innocent kind. … Continue reading
30 Poems in 30 Days Day 6: The Banana Panda ODE
A person with mixed blood Is a panda, and a Banana panda is a panda with a bracelet of an Asian bear. * The Bracelet of a person in an Asian skin is forgotten in the Person with the mixed … Continue reading
William Bus Jaco: An Open-minded Celebrity
Image: Website of William Bus H. Jaco Someone told me that William Jaco is somebody, Kind, caring, and funny, especially when it comes to topology, I took it seriously, When I saw him in person eventually, what I hear and … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrity, free verse, mathmatician, poetry, talent, topology, William Bus H. Jaco
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