Month: Oct 2022
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23 Oct Found Poetry: A Dove Asked
Found poetry sourced from the pages of the Fear Street series, “Night Games” by RL Stine. Published by Simon Pulse (ebook) edition July 2022. ISBN 9781439121443. All images are my own, created using AI (artificial intelligence) at MidJourney. ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting on Twitter
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23 October: AI New Forest
AI Midjourney’s interpretation of autumn in The New Forest near Southampton. Image ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting on Twitter
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23 October: Eggs and Pepper
Eggs and Pepper Two jars of peppercorns in the pantry.I take peppercorns off the shopping list, and he says we haven’t enough milk for breakfast,says he’s not going to the shops – it’s too late. No problem, I say. We’ll have eggs.And pepper. AI digital art (Midjourney) Quadrille 44 Words (sans title) ©Misky 2022 Shared…
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22 October: Walk
Walk I suppose if I went outsideand walked around, somewhere in town like on that street whereall the shops are closed down,where men with heavy stubbleand droopy lazy eyes sleep in doorways, and the women claim the opposite side of the street, two of them sharing a sleeping bag because everyone who’s been a Scout…
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21 Oct Found Poetry: Wild Red
Found poetry sourced from the pages of the Fear Street series, “Night Games” by RL Stine. Published by Simon Pulse (ebook) edition July 2022. ISBN 9781439121443. All images are my own, created using AI (artificial intelligence) at MidJourney. ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting on Twitter
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21 October: Jane’s Oracle Words
Her Wisdom I had a dream last night thatMum and I agreed on everything. She’s a thin slip of a womansitting at her sewing machine, hands pushing patches of fabricunder needle and thread, mostly old clothes from charity shops,and she sews them into quilts to stay away the cold, and shelooks up at me with…
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20 October: A dVerse Kindly Moon
A Kindly Moon it’s an old sight, up therealways dimming the stars,always looking into my window,or gazing down at pools of water.and my dog sits still as a bookend,watching that winter white ball,and she wonders when I’ll throwthat kindly moon so she can fetchit back to the beginning again. for dVerse Poets, the moon. ©Misky 2022 Shared…
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19 Oct Found Poetry: She Ran
Found poetry sourced from the pages of the Fear Street series, “Night Games” by RL Stine. Published by Simon Pulse (ebook) edition July 2022. ISBN 9781439121443. All images are my own, created using AI (artificial intelligence) at MidJourney. ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting on Twitter
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19 October: Bits and Pieces
Bits and Pieces (a poem for my grandson, Ethan) In his wisdom, he keeps the headsin a separate box. Marked: Lego heads. Feet in another box. Hands in another. The boxes must be plastic. Plastic for plastic. Not metal. If plastic is in metal, it’ll think it’s metal, and Legos are plastic. Eyebrows and mouths…
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