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  • for PB: 13 July Scary Moment

    SNEAKY SNAKES Sneaky snakey black rubber hose laying in the summer sun. It slipped away into the climbing rose when my foot set hard upon it.     PB’s Memoir Project 13 July “A Scary Moment” ©️ Misky 2019

    Misky

    Jul 15, 2019
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
  • for Twiglet 134 & Miz Quickly

    Room 100.1 I knock on the door and enter a cramped, stale room, an office desk centred, the sun burning through the window. Summer heat can annoy the best of us. A heavy set man rises from the desk, his shadow fills the space where I stand — Hello, I say. I try to sound…

    Misky

    Jul 12, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetry, Twiglets
  • A Poem In the Style of Mary Oliver

    A Poem In the Style of Mary Oliver I’ve never been one to stand under the midday sun, but here I am, noon, and my shadow has disappeared below my feet, and I’m watching ants chase summer. Rain falls through the leaves, and I feel thunder underfoot. The ants, pause. I pause. We taste the…

    Misky

    Jul 11, 2019
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
  • for Miz Quickly’s Day 11

    Silver in the Shadows At heart, I am a coyote, and My view is from the shadows. I speak softly. I am Silver. Clear. Aging. Memories shimmer. The moon watches me With its acne-scared face. The ground is still, but there’s Still speed in my legs. At heart, I am always a coyote.    …

    Misky

    Jul 11, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetry
  • Miz Quickly’s Day 10

    My Grandma Wore Mink The sheets. The folded towels. Even the pink toilet paper was scented lavender. She wore every base and treble note of purple. Lived in it. She smelled of Avon. Grandma added spoonfuls of sugar to string beans, made dumplings so soft angels wanted to sit on them. Crystal long-stem glasses are…

    Misky

    Jul 10, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
  • Georgics: Miz Q’s Day 9

    The Return We knocked down the old wooden greenhouse. Rot pressing through it. Weather beaten, grey, and the soil bare. Behind it grew an apple tree, though never yielding but a leaf, and so it too was cut to ground. Five years on, the apple tree returned to growth, pigmy-small and full of leaf. We…

    Misky

    Jul 10, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetic Forms, Poetry
  • PB’s Memoir Chapbook Project: 9 July 2019 Draft

    (Draft: As Yet Untitled) My grandma lived in a two bedroom shiplap house that was halfway up the biggest hill in town. She sold parakeets and canaries in the big bedroom. She slept in a little room off the kitchen. Grandma had rabbits. Every Sunday there was one less — cooked them in a black…

    Misky

    Jul 9, 2019
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
  • Miz Quickly’s Day 8 Words

    The words are: travelling, bend, moon, companion, and roadside ROAD TRIP I. The moon was my travelling companion until it disappeared behind a roadside bend. II. The rising moon to my left, the road bends like wind through trees. III. I’m travelling with the Wilbury’s on the radio. There’s no bad moon rising. IV. Stopped…

    Misky

    Jul 8, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetry
  • PB Memoir Chapbook Challenge “Moments”

    BACK WHEN: SIDE OF THE ROAD MEMORIES Back in the day when I was young, climbing trees held no fear in me, back when a Sunday ride in the car after church was more than tradition, back when Dad would stop the car by the side of the road and disappear into the underbrush and…

    Misky

    Jul 7, 2019
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
  • Miz Quickly’s 2 July

    Not Everything Deserves a Title Even after looking up the definition, I don’t understand Id unless it’s to do with eating spoonfuls of Nutella straight out of the jar.     ©️ Misky 2019. for Miz Quickly’s Id prompt of 2 July

    Misky

    Jul 7, 2019
    Miz Q, Poetry
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