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iwriteher.com
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| | | | | pxhere.com The Wedding Dress fuzzy empty cloudsdandelion skeletonsof half-blown wishes and breezes blowgrey flowers sway underfootcow parsley shadows trickling storm streamscarry specks of stolen lightinto sunless earth ~~ soft leaves are bouncingstems sway with flutters of greenswollen raindrops fall ~~ dipolar sunshinelane lies clothed in lace shadowsfootsteps of light and shade ~~ sea thistle towersbees... | |
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prolificpulse.blog
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| | | | | Greetings, poetry enthusiasts! National Poetry Month is upon us, so prepare for an array of epic poetry prompts! Share your witty haikus, splendid sonnets, or any other form of poetry in the comments or include a backlink to this post. Gear up to release your inner poet and have a blast! Photo by Pixabay on... | |
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| | | | | My grandmother's grandfather was David Celyddon Phillips (1848-1915), Welsh-born minister and poet, known by the bardic name "Celyddon." Recently I learned that my second cousin David M. Phillips Jr. has in his possession a leatherbound, hand-written copy of D. C. Phillips' long narrative poem The Promised One, or, Jesus of Nazareth - previously unpublished as far as either of us know, despite that one of Celyddon's lengthy obituaries mentions: | |
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