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Ironing, a woman's half hour
I wrote this and realised that i had a washing machine poem..think i might have read similar before...
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the crescent of our strawberry moon
poem, little editing going on..
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Kookaburras, Kingfisher (05)
lost poem -found it now in America. Reminded - onemorething's kingfisher poem - this is circa 05, from the haiiii-ku collection. Form is deliberately wrong. Kookaburra Kingfisher/Laughing Jackass.
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Dama de Noite
jasmine haiku - edit Dama de noite, portuguese,Lady of the night, jasmine.
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Rock Pools Haiku
actually -a scene from a balcony, with a sea eagle, in the Philippines...which may be a more interesting story to write...Hm...haiku is quicker!
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Thanks!
Posted on Wed, 27 May 2020
I'm popping these in the biscuit tin for break time - music is air...these are smiley? Nice. Cheers x
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I'll ditto the Drew fella, and
Posted on Sat, 23 May 2020
ditto your prosey too - me too. Same. Nice write
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You are known when you appear with
Posted on Thu, 21 May 2020
this kind of delicate recollection - suspended here, returning from the mountain which always knows your name, sees you leaning - 'suspended in the aspic of recollection' is such a fine line - lovely poem indeed!
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Ewan,im thinking about
Posted on Mon, 18 May 2020
Ewan,im thinking about hummingbirds and kingfishers and here find a fine musing...'a little blue dot' (Sagan) in the eye, love the idea of the rose...and the mote in gods eye. Love the Daisy and Sparrow lead in, super poem on reflection...enjoyed...
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Whitened minimalism is for fridges
Posted on Mon, 11 May 2020
before shopping day...only benefit I can see is easier dusting. I am presently escaped from a spreadsheet, it has eight columns, x129 students, and each minimilistic little box has to have a number in it, some involving percentage calculations,...
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Ghostly transference and so says the
Posted on Mon, 11 May 2020
the link - they'd make a Tarot pack or two, his art - memory attached to object, object to experience...and remembering, the object or memory morphing from a treasure I thought, brought home from a gallery, to a pocket watch, and back again -...
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Turning BJ into a toad is a white witchy thing to do?
Posted on Sun, 10 May 2020
going through the cabinet...can't think where you'd have to stop to lose your credentials and move to the darkside? No. Still listing here....
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...there they go! hoppityhop....
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THat is so sweet - cor! the
Posted on Sun, 10 May 2020
THat is so sweet - cor! the vowels of a stream! *faints* - must read again...It would be soft of the rock to not feel the tenderness in this - grey shoots - nice, silvery reeds came to mind, as do river trees - lovely poem!
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That's the best end line -
Posted on Sat, 09 May 2020
I love your deer poem. Super!
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but the dew is the morning
Posted on Fri, 08 May 2020
but the dew is the morning caught...! Ok...it' not. Penitence to metanoia is such a good line - do those beads evaporate or fall? The transformation idea in this poem, I wondered if spiders cry? Your sad lopsided half smiler here, sits in...
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