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  • dVerse Quadrille #28

    A Nod to March My daffodils’ angelic glances tremble with suspense. Statuesque stems shivering at the thought, snow forgotten so soon, so absolutely in sun’s gloss of satin and crocus pearls. Spring’s vexed by winter’s squeeze while ladybugs sit cross-legged, prop their chins against their elbows and wait.     poetic form: Quadrille. (44 words…

    Misky

    Mar 14, 2017
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
  • Building for dVerse

    In the Blue I built a home under a sweep of sky, on a dome, on a small knoll of land, on a meadow of laughter’s echo, there I built a home in a realm of blue.     for dVerse “DIY Building“

    Misky

    Mar 10, 2017
    dVerse
  • Common Muck for Miz Quickly

    In Pursuit of Common Muck They’re off to buy dirt. You know the stuff that nature makes for free. The garden centre, he says, it’s on sale. You see, she gave him an electric scarifier for his birthday, mostly because she saw him looking at one a few months ago, and the one that he…

    Misky

    Mar 10, 2017
    Miz Q
  • Twiglet #14 “Shedding Dust”

    A Season for Feet I have dusty memories of summer heat, my feet swollen and bleating. But my winter feet are porcelain streams — cold and slow — a ponderous white in sturdy shoes. So I wait for summer days with elderberry clouds, and country lanes shedding dust on my wandering feet.     written…

    Misky

    Mar 8, 2017
    Twiglets
    feet
  • dVerse Haibun #32

    It’s spring. The leaves are green lisping tongues, and the faint sun stays low as a lost soul. It sings rather than shines. But that’s March, that in-between month, when winter lingers and spring seems too reluctant. I long for air, and walk amongst finger branches and spreading green that reveal truths hidden from my…

    Misky

    Mar 7, 2017
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
  • for Sunday Whirl #289

    This piece is completely depressing. It’s fiction, based entirely on a dozen random words.   A Temple to Misère Ten years gone, and I’ve filled a moat around my heart. I still reach for you, expect your touch, but all I sense is a shapeless absence. An ache.I miss you. I soak in emotion, and…

    Misky

    Mar 5, 2017
    Wordles
  • Booking It with Miz Quickly

    Shoot The Kids I was six, and I knew a bit about life, like when I smiled, everyone smiled — life was easier when everyone was happier. And when I was ten, I got a bike. It made me smile, and I started smiling for myself. I was happy. That bike was my pink Cadillac,…

    Misky

    Mar 2, 2017
    Miz Q
  • dVerse’s Memento

    As It Once Was It hangs, gilt frame, and a sepia sketch. 1945. Vesterport by Soren Frank. The old tollgate as it used to be with the mayor’s house on the right. Regency windows, leaded and multi-paned. Two gas lights by the door, electric shines there now. Square cobbles, a street, a walk to the…

    Misky

    Mar 1, 2017
    dVerse
  • Twiglet #13 “Vapour Curls”

    Dream Songs Pastel smooth she sleeps long as cloudless blue, her dreams sweet carnations, and I sing lullabies and warble bird songs soft as vapour curls.     written for “Twiglet #13” Vapour Curls

    Misky

    Mar 1, 2017
    Twiglets
  • dVerse Quadrille #27

    I Dreamt That I Woke on the Bottom of the Ocean I love the sound of rushing water, whether it’s in rivers, or over rocks. Noisy and giggling as a burlesque show. Uncharted, free and evergreen cold. But I have no such ear or affection for that sound when its tune comes from my refrigerator.…

    Misky

    Feb 27, 2017
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
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