Keats on How I Feel about HAIKU FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR by Dawn Pisturino
HAIKU FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR is fast-moving--an unputdownable book for pleasurable reading again and again.
HAIKU FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR is fast-moving--an unputdownable book for pleasurable reading again and again.
Honeysuckle Heat, A novella by Michele Lee Sefton: Captivating in every way.
"My country and your country cannot be two things but are simply sides of one. An angle of perception a turn of a mother tongue..." Sam Hamill
Lune: Come read my first lune. Very short. And complementing with a stream of consciousness section. Thanks for reading.
A story behind what I see depicted in the piece, βBoys in a Pastureβ byΒ Winslow Homer. Something about John Keats.
All the happy news I have to give--right here, in this blog post. Please don't forget me.
Help me to keep the Love and the Peace in my Heart and to make that Love a new way of life, that I may live in Love the rest of my life. Amen.β ~Β Don Miguel Ruiz
I. The prompt poem: (of last weekβs challenge)βDispensing diamondsβ¦β, a poem by Suzanne Brace II. Suzanneβs prompt guidelines for this new week: Theme: Transformation; Form: Quatern Quatern The Quatern is…
it will be the month of miracles, so get ready to fall into bliss.
The last day of Augustβat last! Gratitude for all the seasons. BTW, at the time of scheduling this post, we got precious rain in buckets full. Phew... Thank you , August.
Heartfelt gratitude to the editors of Hotel by Masticadores for publishing my poemon loneliness. Dear reader, kindly click the link to read the concise poem I hope you enjoy. Tremulous…