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theelephantstrunk.org
Written for dVerse Poets Pubwhere our host, Punam, asksus to write a quadrille basedon the theme "I Protest". Image by Me & Gemini "I'm fine," she said,then said it twice more ....a tidy protestagainst a truthsitting quietly in her chest.She laughed too fast,smiled too wide,insisting so hard, so often,the whole muted room beganto wonder what,exactly,... |
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whatrhymeswithstanza.com
Rewrite, rules bent.Invite to consent.Aright, we dissent.A fight? Ambivalent.Recite and relent.Acolytes give assent.Respite. We fall content. Despite our diffidence,some incite resistance. Alas, sans consequence.Despot... acquiescence. Dost we protest too much?Nay, methinks we protest too little. dVerse Quadrille challenge: protest. |
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poetrypix.com
For Grace's Open Link Night optional prompt she gave us Kay Sage's surreal artwork entitled 'My room has two doors'. |
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judydykstrabrown.com
A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. ~George Moore This quote says succinctly what I have been saying to friends lately. I no longer feel the push to travel but would rather stay home and think and write. At first this made me feel... |
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