A Haiku and A Deibide Baise Fri Toin for The Last Challenge Of 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry, Number 51
herbed, green, and grassy the smell--like forest bathing.
herbed, green, and grassy the smell--like forest bathing.
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.
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"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, ‘Boys in a Pasture’ by 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.
“Poetry is a place where both grief and grace can live, where rage can be explored and examined, not simply exploited.” “One question that I often … 10 Great Quotes…
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.” ~ Don Miguel Ruiz
I. The prompt poem: (of last week’s challenge)‘Dispensing diamonds…’, a poem by Suzanne Brace II. Suzanne’s prompt guidelines for this new week: Theme: Transformation; Form: Quatern Quatern The Quatern is…