Teri West

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StoryBeautiful Katy Teri West112 years 2 months ago
StoryAunty Katy's Garden Teri West012 years 2 months ago
StoryA Flat Minstrel Teri West312 years 2 months ago
Forum topicItalics Teri West712 years 2 months ago
Forum topicAunty Katy's Garden Teri West012 years 2 months ago
Forum topicRE: Meetings with Remarkable Poets Teri West012 years 2 months ago
CollectionHaiku Writing Teri West012 years 2 months ago
CollectionThe Aunty Diaries (for Children) Teri West012 years 2 months ago
CollectionVarious and Diverse Teri West012 years 2 months ago
CollectionPoems Teri West012 years 2 months ago
StorySo I Said to this Buebell . . . Teri West312 years 4 months ago
StoryTo My Friend (who finds chocolate impossible to resist) Teri West012 years 4 months ago
StoryQuestions! Commands? Teri West012 years 4 months ago
StoryMeetings with Remarkable Poets Teri West212 years 4 months ago
StoryHaiku 10: February 27 2012 Teri West012 years 4 months ago
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StoryHaiku 2: February 19 2012 Teri West112 years 4 months ago
StoryHaiku 1 : February 18 2012 | Teri West313 years 7 months ago
StoryHappy Hens Teri West216 years 7 months ago

My stories

Haiku 2: February 19 2012

RS: Insatiable Henry Slave to dust Sucker TW: Reading housework stuff Stove sighing, needing feeding Very tiring – Shhsssh!

Haiku 1 : February 18 2012 |

Haiku Stalking Actually . . .

To My Friend (who finds chocolate impossible to resist)

I stood, thinking of you - while tenderly stroking the bar of chocolate (butterscotch, Co-op and Fair Trade) that I'd bought for the Buddhists - for a full minute. Then I thought,

Questions! Commands?

I said to my dharma sister; over the telephone, “Why don't you have an email account?” There was a deep silence – I felt her breathing – and, I suspected, bristling.

Happy Hens

Happy Hens The hens were happy. Across the valley the church rested on the sky line sculpted in an uncertain light.

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