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Continue reading →: Haiku trio – an ode to the greatsHi All, Hope this post finds you well. In a homage to some of the great Haiku writers (and there are many I have seen on their wordpress blogs) I have below a trio of Haiku to some of my favourite and well know Haiku writers. A bit of light…
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Continue reading →: Current events and update on Poetry challenge 2Hi All, Hope you are keeping well and enjoying poetry, stories and more. I wanted to give you a quick update on the 2nd poetry challenge I started. I asked people to let me know what they had in their pocket, unusual items that I could get into a poem…
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Continue reading →: BorderlineWhere do we draw lines? On paper, in sand? Do we form them into words Of peace Or draw border lines In ink and blood and soil
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Continue reading →: Poem – ShardenfreudeThis poem is an epitaph to the word ‘shard’ commonly considered to be one of the most overused words in poetry – I thought that if I use it as many times as possible in one piece I can close the door on this word forever! She sheds her shards,…
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Continue reading →: Limerick – Yes Prime MinisterThat fellow in 10 Downing street Had a problem with trying to look neat When I said he was scruffy He got a bit huffy and claimed that he had no conceit
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