Read more about the article For the Love of Flowers #poetry
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For the Love of Flowers #poetry

Did you know that well-preserved potpourri can last for decades? For the love of flowers, why not? Let's make potpourri and stimulate nasal appraisal.

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Wild like The Wind Again Zéjel #dVerse #poetry

Taking a fantastical wild ride with the wind like I ‘used to’ in yester-years. Come ride with me, why don’t you, as together we explore this new Zéjel form that’s a Spanish form with lovely history: Arabic influence related to the Qasida and adopted by the Spanish troubadours of 15th century. Enjoy.

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Read more about the article Weird Way to Find Equilibrium #sonnet #dVerse
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Weird Way to Find Equilibrium #sonnet #dVerse

The scary part about finding a spider in your bedroom is NOT seeing them on the wall; it gets scary when you don’t see them run off somewhere else. Sheesh. And then you spend the entire night tidying your bedroom. Right?

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Read more about the article First You Identify Its Meaning, Then You Ascribe It Value
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First You Identify Its Meaning, Then You Ascribe It Value

Music is something we all associate with youth, and we can always relate the two by the type of music we listened to. In a big way, that is how we express and search for meaning and balance in life. And value. Sometimes we stumble on it when still young, but many times, generations transpire before we find it. That is the way of the world. But each generation extracts different meanings from different situations, and, right or wrong, everyone arrives at the right conclusions at the exact moment they’re ready. How? Are you with the majority or part of the minority? In music, as in all things, a small minority might be just what we need to continue the ripple effect.

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