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| | | | | The Oxbow by Thomas Cole When silence is drowned by brash noise and soundin nature's lap inner peace can be foundif mind wallows in the shallows of din'tis best then to retreat withindawdling by the silvery whispering rivermy burdened heart at quietude quiversbathed in the dappled moonlight she glistensmurmuring lullabies to anyone who would listengentle... | |
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| | | | | polar bears ride floeson aquamarine surfaceunder faded denim sky;neon sun glows coollyover subarctic ocean'sdarkest cobalt depths. (feel sharp inhale of chillair from looming glacier) cerulean calm of waterbelies danger below...an iceberg submergedcould sink big ship likecold hearts steeled incyan crevasses of hate. * * * * * Meeting the bar at dVerse poets pub, Laura... | |
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| | | | | This is our regular posting schedule and will be updated periodically. Monday will be an alternate of Haibun Monday, Prosery and Quadrille (44 word count limit). Tuesday is reserved for Poetics, while Thursday alternates with OpenLinkNight, and Meeting the Bar/Poetry Forms. All our posts, except dVerse LIVE, are published starting at 3pm Eastern Standard Time... | |
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| | | Greetings, poet-friends! De Jackson here, aka WhimsyGizmo. It's time again for a prompt I adore muchly, the Quadrille. This is a poetic invention of our own design here at dVerse. It's this simple: we assign you one word, and you use it to build a poem of precisely 44 words. Today, I want you to... | ||