Tag: she writes
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Stardust: (Sunday Whirl 584)
My take on the “Sunday Whirl” for this week, is called “Stardust.” The whirl looked like this: No idea what happened with the form. I think I started out considering a Sonnet but it went awry. Still works tho I think. Enjoy. “Stardust”She gathers stardust in her wake each nightThe moonshine glistening clear against black…
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Never More – A Whirlback on a Monday
Decided to take the whirl since I’ve been skimping on writing poetry! This once is my take on an interlocking or interconnecting ruba’i. Basically it’s an AABA BBCB CCAC. No graphic today because I’m procrastinating and am about to go write a paper on systems thinking. Enjoy.😀 Never MoreA mute shadow now casted foreThe moon…
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Here’s to new challenges: Sunday Whirls
I love challenges. This one is a new one I found reading someone else’s work. Excited even though I know myself all too well! The first one will be a bust in the obedience department; the second one will hit the mark but maybe not the movement of the first. I can say to you…
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Sibilance: It’s the ssssss for me!
This one is a part of the challenge put forth by Sammi Cox . Here are the parameters: This one was easy, lol. I love alliteration and assonance and employ them liberally in the longforms that I write. When I first saw this challenge i immediately thought of a poem I wrote before, which I…
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Return
This one is a part of the challenge put forth by Sammi Cox . Here are the parameters: My first try was a fail for following the directions. A wordy durd like me missed the word count by a country mile! So I had to dig in deep and try again. My 2nd attempt hit…
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Forgiveness
AND SO I DRANK THE TEAMADE FROM BITTER LEAFUNDERSTANDING THATITS UNPLEASANT ROOTSWOULD PASS THROUGH MEAND TAKE WITH ITTHE SEEDS OF DISCONTENTPURGING FROM MY BODYTHE BUILT UP WASTEOF HURT FEELINGS AND OFFENSE
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April is Poetry Month
That’s it. That’s the post. 😂 Seriously though. I began to write poems before I learned to write anything else. I penned my very first poem in 1st grade, and gave it to my friend. It was an acrostic of her name Neisha (a white chick, would you believe it?) in couplet form. I don’t…