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  • Poetic Bloomings: Playing Favourites

    Lost in Paradise Like a parched traveller who comes out of the deep dust — you laughed like bells ringing, despite this bloody journey. And I am an infernal silence. Jaw. Set. Steel. “Let’s go this way,” you say, “an adventure at every corner.” But there is just ever more and ever more distance. No…

    Misky

    May 22, 2016
    Miz Q, Poetic Bloomings, Poetry
    hiking, lost, The Georgics by Virgil
  • Protected: Sunday Whirl & Miz Q: On The Edge of Wind

    There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

    Misky

    Miz Q, Wordles
    autism
  • Once Upon Virgil for Miz Q.

    Found On Elm Street The golden sun is a sticky honey, a driven winter from the hollows of trees. Hiding-places. Like homes. Or sweet sipping-streams. If rumour’s true, you kept warm, and smoothed your fingers in heaven’s wander.     Found and Remixed text from “The Georgics“, by Virgil and translated by A. S. Kline.…

    Misky

    May 20, 2016
    Miz Q
    found poetry, Remix, Spring, Virgil
  • An Etheree for dVerse

    Toast The air seems distant, no landscape to see. Dusty purple greys the hills. The sky breaks out in argument with weather as air holds warm and motionless. It’s one of those simple things, like walking through fire to toast some bread.     written for Victoria’s dVerse Etheree prompt of building a geometric shape…

    Misky

    May 19, 2016
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
    etheree, logic, nature, science
  • Three More Ryūka Poems

    Three Variations on a Ryūka I. I made wishes on mindless stars The full moon pulling song from me But words died in my throat that day My face was stained with tears II. A robin’s singing to me Such a sturdy song A simple summer memory A sharp and broken tone III. The sun…

    Misky

    May 19, 2016
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetic Forms
    Japanese poetry forms, Poetic Forms, ryuka
  • Miz Quickly’s Chesty Birds

    Sometimes there’s no starting point, you’re in the middle of it all before you realise it started, and someone said that a storm was blowing in, but until it’s hanging right overhead, that storm is somebody else’s storm, somebody else’s problem. So we sat on the floor, drawing flowers and pressing plants on writing paper,…

    Misky

    May 18, 2016
    Miz Q
    prose
  • dVerse’s Character Study

    And Run Same time, every day. She runs. I’m finishing the breakfast dishes, up to my wrists in hot soapy water, and there she goes, she’s a shot of sun. Her red hair’s often a shapeless flame, but today it’s tied up in a brass knot – and she runs. I’d love to run that…

    Misky

    May 18, 2016
    dVerse
    running
  • Poetic Form: Ryuka

    Misky

    May 18, 2016
    Poetic Bloomings, Poetic Forms, Uncategorized
    nature, poem form, ryuka
  • The 10th Word for Miz Quickly

        for Miz Quickly’s Aspirational ten words. This is the tenth: neighbor. Or alternatively: neighbour. Again, an American Sentence with 17 syllables.

    Misky

    May 17, 2016
    Miz Q, Poetic Forms
    American Sentences, neighbours
  • 9 Out of 10 Cats are American Sentences

    The stars fall out of heaven and they sting the night with a thousand bees. That brisk trumpet-voice is an ocean’s heart, the song of infinite tides. The day is weary and undone, and we whisper clear our doubtlessness. We watched the sky turn to smudged light, and asked questions of its sorceries. The wax…

    Misky

    May 17, 2016
    Miz Q, Poetic Forms
    American Sentences
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