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lesleyscoble.com
We Danced on the Ceiling: a san-san poem |
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shiftnshake.wordpress.com
Two prompts, one poem. Per Laura Bloomsbury's suggestion at d'Verse, I am using the the Hendecastich form created by Michael Fantina to respond to the W3 prompt by the Poet of the Week, Artie Camenzind at The Skeptic's Kaddish. Thank you to both prompters and hosts. Go by these sites to enjoy more poetry and... |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
in one moment, the earth becomesbeauty in place of pain, levityin place of rain, heartbeat scatteredacross a blood-red sky. Life succumbsto the dance of earth's frail gravity,the freedom of loose-limbed revelry,the earthquake's reign that shatteredour peace, the touch of rain now free This poem was written for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt. This week's prompt... |
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christinebialczak.com
https://skepticskaddish.com/2023/06/07/w3-prompt-58-weave-written-weekly/ Braden's prompt guidelinesWrite:A)asonnet,OR:B)avillanelleon thetheme of:ananimal, plant,orobject,describing its qualities or what can be learned from it. The bicycle wheels turn round and roundgetting you further away from the worldLeaving no trace, not even a sound New adventures with stories aboundthe distance bringing you closer togetherThe bicycle wheels turn round and round Treasures lost by others... |
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