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writinginnorthnorfolk.com
My mother's love is red and gold,the vibrant love of sunset,a kiss before I bid the worldgoodnight. Under the silhouetted tree,the sky the colour of her heart,holding me close, she says to me,"Sleep tight!" Kim M. Russell, 6th October 2026 Painting by Azul It's Tuesday and, at the dVerse Poets Pub, our host for Poetics... |
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rugby843.blog
Life for most of usIncludes a screenHiding what you don't want seenA household messA laundry pileScreens are usefulAll the whileA woman's head has an invisible oneHiding from husband, father and sonsMaybe not the only ones. *** https://dversepoets.com/2026/10/19/q-258-i-screen-you-screen-we-all-screen/ |
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madhatterpoetry.com
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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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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