Originally posted on The Bag Lady:
Ruffled blue Moving to music Only heard by passionate Believers of the hidden mantra Observed as blue dancers of midnight evils. https://amanpan.com/2019/11/11/brewnspew-cafe-november-11-2019/
I am not on the same page with mom nature. My wish for a blue bird day sparked guffaws, and my references thought as tomfoolery. I feel frozen and vulnerable to a chilled wind as mom nature dresses and undresses my limbs at her convenience, not mine. It’ll take a blizzard of thoughts and a…
Originally posted on Paul's Poetry Playground:
Like the monosyllabic sonnet which we recently discussed, today I will talk about another invented poetry form inspired by the traditional sonnet – the sonnette. Invented by the American poet, children’s author, museum curator, magician, and Boy Scout executive G. Sherman Ripley sometime in the early 1900s, the…
Originally posted on Reena Saxena:
abstractions are unintelligible to some write a few stories for next generations to know what you meant bring to lifea past buried and dead -folklore is the time machinethat connectsisolated agesin time capsules https://amanpan.com/2019/11/11/brewnspew-cafe-november-11-2019/
caring and giving good friends lure you in closer grateful eyes smiling November’s traditional birthstone is the topaz, usually a yellow to amber color. The ancient Greeks believed that topaz could make a wearer invisible. A symbol of honor and strength, topaz was also believed to bring longevity and wisdom Presenting the week’s prompt – You…
