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madhatterpoetry.com
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| | | | | corn maze... enter with map follow lost grandchildren emerge later to pick bumpy pumpkins; orange... ordinary white orbs are popular even keen on green gourds with stripes and warts! _______ Bjorn asks us to revisit cinquain form at dVerse...here's my double! | |
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theelephantstrunk.org
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| | | | | Written for dVerse Poetics: In Other Words.Our host Melissa Lemay from Mom With ABlog asks us to dive into the world of colorand detail as we write an ekphrastic poeminspired by the artwork of Georgia O'Keeffe.Here is the painting I selected and my poem.In addition, the words shown in bold are theartistic terms I chose... | |
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writinginnorthnorfolk.com
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| | | | | A stone is a stone.it's reached its final form,it's shrunk, it hasn't grownor gathered any moss, as long as it keeps rolling down an incline of some sort, unaltered, hard, solid, limestone, sandstone, marble, granite, a part of the Earth's crust.Kim M. Russell, 21st April 2025 It's Quadrille Monday at the dVerse Poets Pub, with... | |
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adelectablelife.com
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| | | It's prosery Monday on dVerse. I think this my favourite of the prompts. Merril is hostess this week and has most appropriately chosen the following line from Amanda Gorman's wonderful poem, entitled "The Hill We Climb", recited for President Biden's inauguration: "where can we find light in this never-ending shade?" The task is to use... | ||
