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| | | | | You are the crescent moon smiling in my twilight sky Written for this week's Living Poetry Prompt. Check out all the links to the poems written for this one. I've been offering these for eight years or so and never read such high quality poetry written for one of my prompts. | |
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| | | | | Savor your wine, Marge, thirty-six cromulent years has been long enough Inspired by Sammi's Weekend Writing Prompt, though I just wrote a haiku instead of a 45 word poem, and The Simpsons' season 8 episode "You Only Move Twice". | |
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| | | | | The last note fades to the undiscovered country where silence falls This haiku vaguely inspired by these two prompts: Write a poem starting with a series of simile about death. For today's prompt, write an unidentified poem. | |
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| | | The big election will be here in only another eight months. Politics is pretty much the most divisive force known to mankind, precisely because it's all about power. I'm as conservative as anyone can begin to imagine. I'm constantly surrounded, in person and online, by people who are equally liberal. This kind of division always... | ||