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flashlightbatteries.blog
among fallen plaster of disrepair, wrinkles of error some think irredeemable your locked layers of reasons defenses built room by room the unkissable past revealed you wait for the wrecking ball Yet I hear a heartbeat not broken beyond salvage your pulse sings strong. ©Ali Grimshaw (rewrite) 2019 dVerse - Quadrille Forgiving Fridays Photo taken... |
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dversepoets.com
The word for the quadrille today is "troll" or any variation or arrangement of it somehow in your poem. The hard part of a quadrille is that it must have exactly 44 words (excluding title). Some people find 99-word stories difficult. A quadrille permits less than half that many words. I sometimes find this... |
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writinginnorthnorfolk.com
Magnetised by northern stars, earth and moon dance together, tripping the light in any weather, one in shades of green and azure, the other radiant in shining silver, casting moon shadows on the water, son of Zeus and Hera and Hyperion and Theia's daughter. Kim M. Russell, 19th October 2020 My response to dVerse Poets... |
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dversepoets.com
Photo by Alexey Demidov on Pexels.com Hello, dVerse poets! This is Merril welcoming you from southern New Jersey. Here in the US, we just celebrated Thanksgiving, and if you celebrated it, too, I hope it was wonderful! Today is Giving Tuesday (often written with the hashtag #GivingTuesday). The name and movement began in the US,... |
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