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  • You’ll Always Heal

    You’ll Always Heal

    You’ll Always Heal It was shortly after I broke my bedroom window with a cricket ball, which by the way wasn’t my fault, my little sister threw like a girl and I swung a bat like a boy, and it wasn’t my fault that she didn’t catch the ball when I threw it back a…

    Misky

    Oct 2, 2021
    Poetry
  • For Miz Quickly Day 1

    For Miz Quickly Day 1

    Five Pieces for Day One I. Sinking Ships That summer the lake was deep, dark and bottomless.I hadn’t learned to swim yet. I remember thinking,So this is what a sinking ship feels like as it goes down.Dad backed the boat right off the ramp that summer. II. Van Gogh GoldMum bought herself a new wedding…

    Misky

    Oct 1, 2021
    Miz Q, Poetry
  • Experiment: Tick Tick Tock Of A Clock

    My Heart Goes Tick Tock Thereisaclockinmyroomwhosetocktickswiththebeatofmyheart. Each word is one syllable, mimicking the tick of a clock. I tried to upload an audio file of my own grandfather clock, but WordPress wants me to pay for that privilege. No thank you, not today.   ©Misky 2021 The clock above is not mine, unfortunately – it’s…

    Misky

    Oct 1, 2021
    Poetry
  • Miz Quickly is Prompting

    Miz Quickly is restarting her month of inspiration on 1 October. To follow along, hop over to her blog, and follow along. See you over at Miz Quickly’s!

    Misky

    Sep 30, 2021
    Announcements
  • for Twiglet #246

    for Twiglet #246

    Morning It’s morning sunlight through windows,walls dazzle, andI stop in this universe of light.It warms the air, my face.It holds my shadowin its stride. And right now,there is only me.No one else.No tears, ills, or poverty. Just me in this momentof forever light. For Twiglet 246: the sun sits pretty. Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter   ©Misky…

    Misky

    Sep 30, 2021
    Poetry, Twiglets
  • For One Liner Wednesday

    For One Liner Wednesday

    Bounce A single blossom just now bounced on the rosebush, as if nudged by a breeze (of which there is none), or touched by the hand of someone’s memory. Mum died on this day a few years ago. For One Liner Wednesday #1linerWeds. Photo is my own. Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter   ©Misky 2021

    Misky

    Sep 29, 2021
    #1linerWeds, Poetry, prose
    #1linerWeds
  • It’s Just Weather: Heat

    It’s Just Weather: Heat

    It’s Just Weather: Heat We rise with the sun,before the full of heatcrowds the clouds and skims the colour              from the day. This is harvest day,clear and hot, a heatusually reserved for ovens,and it leaves our bonessimmered white and limp             as foam on foam.…

    Misky

    Sep 29, 2021
    Journal, Poetry
    weather
  • After the Storm

    Autumnal leaves from an English Oak tree. Click the image to view full size detail. ©Misky 2021

    Misky

    Sep 28, 2021
    photography
  • for dVerse Poets: Haibun Monday

    for dVerse Poets: Haibun Monday

    It’s Just Words Someone once said that I was a prolific. As a writer. At the time, I thought it a compliment. Years later, I’m not sure that’s a good thing. Being prolific. It’s like standing in a bucket of your own sweat. Being overcome by noise. Your own noise. So you can’t hear your…

    Misky

    Sep 28, 2021
    dVerse, Poetic Forms, Poetry
    dVerse, Haibun
  • Twiglet #246

    This week’s Twiglet is ready for your pen! A twiglet’s aim is to “prompt” a thought. If something comes to mind, write. A polished piece isn’t the goal; creativity is. Leave a link, if you’d … Twiglet #246

    Misky

    Sep 28, 2021
    Poetry
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