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  • Day 1 AprPAD

    Against the Wall Quick smiles. Sweets. And treats. Like, I eat Nutella straight from the jar. Hate getting caught. It’s humiliating. Chocolate at corners of my mouth. A red-arsed baboon wouldn’t care though – they eat whatever whenever they want, and then they throw a riot of cabbages at the wall.     Secret: AprPAD…

    Misky

    Apr 1, 2018
    PA, Poetry
    aprPAD, napowrimo
  • a dVerse Tanaga

    (Untitled) These are stale days. Always grey and knotted. Nowadays, shadows shed colour; paler than air, blanker than paper.   for dVerse: poetic form: Tanaga 7.7.7.7/aabb (untitled)

    Misky

    Mar 30, 2018
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
  • a dVerse Twiglet

    A March on Rain and Sleet a new start, they say, this spring, this golden daffodil, this sinking, stinking sodden hill, this muddy boot, this springy start of pastel art, and so I March on April’s promise, this bringer, this temptress. this spring.   dVerse “Sunny Side-up” and Twiglet “start to sink”

    Misky

    Mar 28, 2018
    dVerse, Twiglets
  • Quadrille #53

    Goodnight Sweet Girl I’ll tell you how on the night my aunt died, she was tucked tight and laid straight below crispy sheets, sheets white as her tight thin skin, and how her night nurse sat beside her bed, held her hand, as if fragile as eggshells.     for dVerse’s Quadrille #53

    Misky

    Mar 27, 2018
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
  • Draft on Red

    This is working draft. Very much a draft but with possibilities. The She in Red Red jeans, I begged, that’s all I really want for my 13th birthday, but Mum would have none of it; she’s a sit and think sort of person. Sitting. Thinking. And then she said, A young lady should be able…

    Misky

    Mar 25, 2018
    Poetry
  • Wordle #344

    Fill Me There’s a drum in my heart, but no tune. Fill me play me like music, give birth to mischievous shadows, silky as truth’s soul. Play me like broken notes, in flats, in sharps, like scales, and veils of falling rain. Fill the air and saturate my heart.     Sunday Whirl words: saturate,…

    Misky

    Mar 25, 2018
    Wordles
  • A Triolet for Gnomes

    Bare Bone Cold The thought of being on that hill, in that wind as hard as marble … it’s such a thick and smitten chill, the thought of being on that hill. Fingers cold, nose so froze until my every word is ice and garble. The thought of being on that hill, in that wind…

    Misky

    Mar 23, 2018
    Poetic Forms
    triolet
  • Twiglet #68

    Untitled Who will follow their tragic songs, their footsteps on soft lawn. There in the shade, on the hill, where arrows flew and, bones lie still. There amongst our runic signs, there on Tower Hill.     for Twiglets #68 “Following Footsteps”

    Misky

    Mar 20, 2018
    Twiglets
  • 19.03.18 Poems for Gnomes

    The Winnowed Approach of tulips. of daffodils. they compete with bare-knuckled weather. they prepare against the weight of snow, against stem-breaking frost, against long-tooth grey, and still spring promises an approach. comes, day upon day, and speaks to us in four season languages, wearing its winnowed face.     written for Poems for Gnomes

    Misky

    Mar 19, 2018
    Poetry
  • 15.03.18 TLT

    The Way It Was That’s her. Nearly two. Mashed peas on her chin, and hair bound in wet rags. Curls by morning. Those black and white days, safe between covers.     Three Line Thursday (#TLT): “photo” three lines, max 10 words per line

    Misky

    Mar 15, 2018
    Poetry
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