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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 ukiahs, which are reverse haikus. The syllable count by line for a ukiah is 7-5-7 (the opposite of a haiku), and unlike a haiku, the lines should rhyme. Also, since a… Continue reading Twitter poetry 2021: Week 32
I wade in; I float near Not myself- who's that there? Can't be me; won't free me Else, I'd drift out to see No windows- no wind blows Stale thoughts heave in death throes This place's strange faces Fill the spaces tightly Swift pacing, mind racing Dreams fleeted yet chasing Depleted, now seated, Truth meted… Continue reading Mare, or: Reflection
A ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) come hither, precious peahen plumes pink, I own 'em shakin' rump, hot to no end!
A ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) produce spearminted icy all chilled precisely cooling hot summer nicely
A ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) sorrowed, Mars regolith shed alone, blue in bed Venus, with Vulcan, had fled
A ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) nightmarish black hole reckons fades ~ as fate beckons night turns ghost white ~ in seconds
A ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) fishing raft members flourish blushing depths nourish as one, up and down they swish
My 2nd ukiah (reverse haiku inspired by inverted photo) zzub-zzub-zzubbing, azure-white on pistil alight blossom sweet, deep green delight
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