A 'Badger's Hexastitch' poem acorns plant litter yields carbohydrates platter tantalizing bouquet autumnal eats ice cream Tanka Tuesday For Tanka Tuesday, Colleen encourages each of us to take this 'Spirit Animal Quiz' and then compose syllabic poems about our respective spirit animals. Apparently, my spirit animal is a deer, and acorns are known as the… Continue reading Acorns, or: Ice cream
My blogger-poet-friend Ingrid inspired me to create a Twitter account and start writing #APoemADay, which I began on January 1, 2021. This week, I posted a series of badger hexastitches to Twitter, which I wrote a while ago... Actually, I'm thrilled to say that I've completed my full year's worth of micropoems for 2021, meaning that I no longer… Continue reading Twitter poetry 2021: Week 47
A dribble (in badger's hexastitch form) large boar nipped sow's thick neck; moist loins stirred in response; thus their lifelong coupling, monogamous, would start The dribble The dribble is a brief poem consisting of exactly 100 letters (not 100 characters—spaces and punctuation are not counted). The name of the dribble is derived from the micro-fiction… Continue reading Sow, or: Now
A Badger's hexastitch badger, bageard, bauson, or brock ~ they're all the same omnivorous, aggressive, tree climbing, tidy creatures
A Badger's hexastitch we are usually nocturnal, we badgers, but poetry readings are uncommon in cetes
A Badger's hexastitch nothing to see here, no badgers; please leave; humans, coyotes, cougars, bears, eagles are not welcome
A Badger's hexastitch living together in setts, their family homes, some one hundred years old, they nuzzle, groom, and mate
A Badger's hexastitch scent glands produce odors during mating season and send warning signals when the clan's in danger
The Skeptic's Kaddish 🇮🇱 
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