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fatacusufletdecerneala.wordpress.com
This is my response to Sadje's What Do You See prompt #223 Sweet childhood memoriesDarkened by the shadow of shattered trust.I thought a father's love was everlasting,But you left me.No farewell, no last embraceTo comfort my young soul.I was just 7 years oldWhen you taught meThat love is not always a safe place. Image Credit:... |
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skepticskaddish.com
A Clogyrnach Let's talk about the 'clogyrnach'. I'm told it's pronounced 'kloh-GUHR-nakh'. 'Clog', in Welsh, means 'bell'. 'Gornach'? 'Rough as hell'. Such delves quell Writer's block. Murisopsis' Poetry Scavenger Hunt ForMurisopsis' PSH, I composed the poem above. The prompt was to compose a Clogyrnach. |
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jennifershelby.blog
Dear Side Questers, This morning is coloured all in shades of blue. There's fresh snow on the ground and the sun is a timid thing yet. Exciting things have been happening. Last spring, I wrote an essay and submitted it to a call for writers and artists to respond to L. M. Montgomery's 150th Birthday.... |
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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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