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Dear Diary
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When I try to tell you. Like a piece of paper I don’t want you to read. If you see it, read the words lining up. All the ways I love you, checked off by number and name. What will you hug to your heart and call your own. I want to thank you a million times over for every word that floats. Jumping through the air. Pressing into my soft places. Brushing my lips, dropping into my heart, coating it. Tickling just behind my left ear. Yet, I do not feel swept away. I watch as it swells up and surrounds me.
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Dear Diary
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When I try to tell you. Like a piece of paper I don’t want you to read. If you see it, read the words lining up. All the ways I love you, checked off by number and name. What will you hug to your heart and call your own. I want to thank you a million times over for every word that floats. Jumping through the air. Pressing into my soft places. Brushing my lips, dropping into my heart, coating it. Tickling just behind my left ear. Yet, I do not feel swept away. I watch as it swells up and surrounds me.
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Poetry Playplace: Still behind.
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I did write a few words on the page, but nothing that went anywhere. I decided to officially take this day off even though the point is you don't take days off. While my daughter was at school I went to a neighbor's house and enjoyed some adult company. I stressed about finances. I went to the library. We played in the park and had a picnic. My 5 year old got her own library card. Let's just pretend this is a poem. Let's pretend it is engaging. Today I was supposed to write a poem in list format.
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Poetry Playplace: October 2008
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I did write a few words on the page, but nothing that went anywhere. I decided to officially take this day off even though the point is you don't take days off. While my daughter was at school I went to a neighbor's house and enjoyed some adult company. I stressed about finances. I went to the library. We played in the park and had a picnic. My 5 year old got her own library card. Let's just pretend this is a poem. Let's pretend it is engaging. Today I was supposed to write a poem in list format. There i...
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Poetry Playplace: Day 3 - Featured Author
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Day 3 - Featured Author. Poet W. Joe Hoppe is the model of an up-and-coming new millennium poet. He has published numerous chapbooks and cut his teeth performing live poetry in the thriving Austin poetry scene.". Today's poet is W. Joe Hoppe. I don't have much to say about him, because I wasn't particularly impressed (sorry Joe). But there may be something there for you. He seems to have a humor and also a interesting take on some of the topics of his poetry. What Are You Doing This Saturday Night? Where...
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Novembrance: September 2008
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Links to My Work. Dodmen and the Holophusikon. It has turned her brain. A Metaphor is like a simile. The Game is Afoot. Fun to the power of x. Light the Corners of My Mind. The Food of Love. A-Ranting We Will Go. Blast from the Past. As safe as houses. She Blinded Me With Science. My Mind = Desert. Can anyone guess which Pink Floyd song is running . This Man Is Clearly Writing For Me. The Joy of Brookies. Is it Wordless Wednesday yet? My Mind = Desert. If not, I just invented it. Again. I'm hoping James ...
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Steampunk challenge | Rikki's Teleidoscope
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Steampunk haiku contest entries. Steampunk Flash Fiction Writing Contest. Steampunk Flash Fiction entries. The voyage of the Dawn Treader. The horse and his boy. The lion, the witch and the wardrobe. Subscribe to Blog via Email. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 1 other subscriber. The Steampunk Challenge is over, but feel free to add links to steampunk book reviews. For a recap go here. Are more than welcome. I’m looking forward to t...
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YA-D2 – The YA Dsytopian Reading Challenge - Bart's Bookshelf
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Friday, August 19, 2016. Rebel of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton. Interview with Jay Kristoff. 6Degrees – YA Edition: Unboxed. Unboxed by Non Pratt. Book Reviews, Musings, Author Interviews/Guest Posts and More! Children’s & Young Adult. Graphic Novels & Comics. YA-D2 The YA Dsytopian Reading Challenge. Bart's Bookshelf Reading Challenges. If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Have something to look forward to! From the Greek δυσ- and τόπος, alternatively, cacotopia. The idea is to h...
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The Mind of Mr. X: September 2010
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Gold After Gray – Part 2. The waitress watched the smile vanish from his face and she felt as if someone had turned out the lights. She stood, slouching, tapping her pen on a green pad, waiting for him to give her his order, which she hadn’t asked to take. 8221; One of the perspiring truckers was yelling. “Hey you! 8221; She was standing still waiting for the stranger to acknowledge her again. “Hey bitch! 8220;Yeah, mighty rude… the bastard.” He agreed. 8220;You are a might...
