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  • A dVerse Soliloquy Stream of Consciousness

    A dVerse Soliloquy Stream of Consciousness

    My-My-My My mum lived in a little blue houseat the top of a hill where lodgepole pinesleaned in the wind like a widow’s hump,and there was a creek, raged full when itrained, but the soil sucked it dry by July, (I’m being generous when I say “creek” –it was more like a drainage ditch), and…

    Misky

    Aug 27, 2021
    #SOCS, dVerse, Poetic Forms, Poetry
    #SOCS
  • 27 August: A Small Ache

    27 August: A Small Ache

    A Small Ache Summer has lost a friend.Slipped and tipped over like dominoes,or the soft sorrow of roses, forfend.Summer has lost a friend.Lost its bird song and country lane’s end,and its sweetness of hedgerows.Slipped and tipped over like dominoes,summer has lost a friend. . Shared with #APoemADay on Twitter   ©Misky 2021

    Misky

    Aug 27, 2021
    #apoemaday, Journal, Poetry
  • A White, White Fog

    A White, White Fog

    A White, White Fog Did you see that woman withhair like a white, white fogstanding with her back to uswith one hand on her hip,looking at a child face downon the pavement?       And you say, What woman. And if I were walking, I would’vestopped to make sure that childwas okay, and possibly…

    Misky

    Aug 26, 2021
    #SOCS, Poetry, prose
    #SOCS, poetic prose
  • 25 August: One Liner Wednesday

    Rain filled the old steel bucket,  and I emptied it onto the parsley, watched it spread around the chives, the basil, and the thyme, and I recalled that fisherman on the coast casting his net over the sea. Written for Linda Hill’s One Liner Wednesday. Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter   Prose and image ©Misky…

    Misky

    Aug 26, 2021
    #1linerWeds, photography, prose
    #1linerWeds, 1linersweds
  • Planted

    Planted

    Planted Time took          my oldest friend’s life. Her son took reams of paper,scribbled with phrases andher partially complete poems,and put them in a metal box.Locked it, and then buried itin a corner of the garden. Rain fell down on it, but it          never blossomed,       …

    Misky

    Aug 24, 2021
    Journal, Poetry
  • In Clove and Nutmeg

    In Clove and Nutmeg Autumn’s feel reminds meof a poverty of time In clove and nutmeg tones It’s brittle. In need of sleep Geese flee south overheadA squirrel, branch to branch Tiredness loses importancewhen autumn wants to be seen Shared with #APoemADay on Twitter   ©Misky 2021

    Misky

    Aug 23, 2021
    Poetry
    autumn colours
  • Miz Quickly’s 21 August

    Miz Quickly’s 21 August

    The Reappearance of Errant Articles I’m rewriting a grocery liston a piece of paper.I fold it.Misplace it.Rewrite it.       Milk      Eggs      Rubbishy veg for soup Seems there’s a river flowingthrough me that washes mymemory away – not forever,as if like wind, but just a meeksmallish river that cycles backinto…

    Misky

    Aug 21, 2021
    Miz Q, Poetry
  • SoCS At The Lake

    SoCS At The Lake

    Stream of Consciousness at the Lake I walked around the lake this afternoonwith a view to having a coffee anda sticky bun to show for the effort,and two boys came fast behind meon their scooters. One says to the other, Do you have dinosaurs?         to which the other says,Yeah, I have lots…

    Misky

    Aug 21, 2021
    #SOCS, photography, Poetry
    #SOCS
  • Miz Quickly’s 20 August

    Miz Quickly’s 20 August

    Amongst the Blood of Gods I don’t deny my feet a winding path.I take a step. Hear the crack of driedwitness to the ages – these trees thatreach cathedral tall. Heavy and quiet. Like a wood-paneled room with birdswatching from wind-creaking limbs.The air is stiff. Crinkled. Centuries old. No one. But me here.       Notwithstanding…

    Misky

    Aug 20, 2021
    Miz Q, photography, Poetry
  • 20 August: An American Sentence

    20 August: An American Sentence

    I would rather be bored by myself than be bored with somebody else. Poetic form: An American Sentence. 17-syllables.  Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter. Photo by Sepp Rutz on Unsplash.   ©Misky 2021

    Misky

    Aug 20, 2021
    Poetic Forms, Poetry
    American Sentences
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