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dversepoets.com
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| | | | | Greetings, poet-friends! De Jackson here, aka WhimsyGizmo. It's time again for a prompt I adore muchly, the Quadrille. This is a poetic invention of our own design here at dVerse. It's this simple: we assign you one word, and you use it to build a poem of precisely 44 words. Today, I want you to... | |
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judydykstrabrown.com
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| | | | | The Prayer of the FirstAstronaut Poet There is no Wifi in space and so I send my words out into the Universe hoping that each syllable will emit a ray somehow connected to all my other syllables, and if quantum entanglement is right, they will one day find each other again. For the diverse Poets... | |
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madhatterpoetry.com
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| | | | | An ekphrastic poem for dVerse poets pub where Merril features Monet's "The Studio Boat" (1876) on display at Barnes Museum in Philadelphia. ______________ i get the impression... claude is quite familiarwith rivers, at home inboats; mesmerized bylily pads, bridges, andplay of light on water. monet's a mirror masterwho had ripple effect onthe currents of art... | |
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thedarknetizen.wordpress.com
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| | | Now, on to this week's prompt.... *drumroll* Jelly Should you choose to accept the challenge, do leave the link to your response in the comments below... | ||
