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Poem a Day Challenge: Day 12
While I have not posted my daily work, I have twelve haiku written for the month. I recently read Ten Ways to Improve Your Haiku by Michael Dylan Welch and found it quite helpful. Having been raised on the 5-7-5 … Continue reading
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Poem a Day
I am following the prompts and one was about the full moon. I love how the moon had many different names: pink moon, beaver moon, blue moon, and it goes on. Here’s my attempt: sanguine moon Illumines clouds of witnesses … Continue reading
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Poem a Day November Challenge
My father always said November was a dark month. His father died this month. My mother contracted non-paralytic polio in November the year she was pregnant with my brother. November began early this year when I had a car accident … Continue reading
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Poetry Friday: Poem a Day (PAD) Recap
It’s been thirty days of writing a poem a day. Many were little jot downs in my journal. Here’s my list: 11/01/11 Sunset haiku 11/02/11 traffic moves 11/03/11 Forking 11/04/11 A Ragged Envelope 11/05/11 Our First Prank 11/06/11 Bird Mystery … Continue reading
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Poems This Week From My Writing Journal
Sipping tea, writing time, and an interrupted robbery all appeared in my writing journal this week. Here’s a few: For Haiku Heights: urn we sit in silence sip tea from the samovar* weekly ritual *a samovar is an urn for … Continue reading
Poem A Day: Some of the Poems I Have Written This Week
From my notebook: In candletime light makes its way to darkness In candletime the soul settles reflects the glow from candles of hope and miracles ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Dawn breaks quiet ice webs on windshields sparkle we kick leaves shuffle, scuffle as our … Continue reading
Poetry Stretch: Ideogram
An ideogram looks at letters or numbers and tries to see what is in the shape. What do you see when you look at the letters? J hang onto the rope which swings over the lake O the shape of ripples … Continue reading
Weekend Haiku
I wrote two haiku over the weekend. The first from the prompt at Haiku Heights: obsession. Meet Buster, he loves the game of fetch. squeak-squeakety-squeak white small soccer ball chaser his obsession And from One Single Impression: hourglass if a … Continue reading
Poetry Friday: Days 7-11 of the PAD Challenge
It’s been a week to have my journal with me to write everyday. It’s those observations of the daily that makes for good writing. Tuesday, November 8: early morning fog tendrils caress the river geese fly overhead Wednesday, November 9 … Continue reading
Poem a Day: November
This morning with the time change I was awake by 4:30 AM and I felt ready to get up. I do like that about changing back to standard time. The morning silent, a cup of tea, and time to write. … Continue reading