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| | | | | My poem "Imperfectly Purified" appears at Ekphrastic Writing Challenge Responses: Cristobal Rojas. It can be seen here, with other deserving reads. The painting "El Purgatorio," by Cristobal Rojas is the inspiration for the challenge, and I am pleased that Kerfe Roig is among the poets with whom I share recognition. My thanks go to Guest... | |
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| | | | | Where Have They Gone? Where has it gone, that memory that matched names to faces, attached today to the day of the week by which we call it? Where have they gone- my favorite cape, my car keys and my iPhone, the lid to the butter dish and my reading glasses? Gone with that wind,... | |
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| | | | | Detritus Pebbles are carried by waves,cast upon the shore,intermingled with detritus,glass discarded by man,with edges worn until gone,waiting for youto recognize the light cast,before they are once againburied by pebbles cast by waves. So, you sift and siftpebbles, seeking the lightthat first drew you. Gathered,the light has faded, frostedas they are when waterleaves them behind.... | |
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| | | At dVerse Merril is hosting poetics with an invitation to choose at least five rose names from the list provided or the link offered and weave a poem, for more detail follow the link below: dVerse Poets - Poetics - Names Of The Rose The nine rose names I have chose are: Afternoon Delight, Cayenne,... | ||
