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  • Twiglet #63

    13.02.18 – 21 Syllables The unread green of winter’s garden, waits. Stony, cold as iron. Still, and often white.     Twiglet #63: Stone-Still

    Misky

    Feb 13, 2018
    Twiglets
  • dVerse Quadrille #50

    Trees Amongst the Forest So that’s what you meant when you said, Welcome to the Forest — but I only know the chorus. Never learned the whole song. The trees turned, murmured unearthly tones, Does she burn as we do, they breathed. I never learned the whole song.     dVerse Quadrille #50 “Murmur”

    Misky

    Feb 13, 2018
    dVerse, Poetic Forms
  • For Sunday Whirl & RWJ

    At Least for Now She folds sheets, snaps their rasping frozen weave against the gusty breeze. It’s hazy, monotonous work. This life is a poverty, likely a saint’s holy calling, but she keeps at it. At least for now. Life is a long twisted rope, so said her mother, and she’s glad for a warm…

    Misky

    Feb 11, 2018
    Prompts, Wordles
  • 09.02.18

    A Siege of Shadows Over my shoulder, a forever glance. I’m a long eclipse across my shadow. A millstone cloud, a blame of feelings. A shadow’s breath with happy noises. I understand randomness more than I understand myself. Gentle thief of solitude, I feel your kinship. I don’t blame your morning to night changeability. We…

    Misky

    Feb 9, 2018
    Poetry
  • for Three Line Thursday

      For Three Line Thursday: “Vinyl”. Constraint: 17 words Over-Easy I. She sways to songs, sheets of sound, pendulum swings, vinyl round, heels tap as her handbag swings. II. Saw a mummy in a foetal curl, skin like vinyl Naugahyde, the colour of my leather sofa.

    Misky

    Feb 8, 2018
    Poetry
  • dVerse Does Pentimento

    A Slow Disappearance We all shuffle along to the weight of delusions. There are days when I feel young. Beautiful. Until I look in the mirror. Beautiful view, you say, watching snow flurries spin across the sea, swallowed into cold cusps of waves. I can’t compete with nature. I remember my first kiss; I closed…

    Misky

    Feb 7, 2018
    dVerse
  • Twiglet #62

    A Disquiet The air is disquiet, and I’m cut short by my own apostrophes. It’s a temper of my own making. Pages torn, words ripped, drawn, quartered and dying, and rising like saints toward heaven. My head is full of their noise.     For Twiglet #62 “Air Full of Sound” Image is from Unsplash.

    Misky

    Feb 6, 2018
    Poetry, Twiglets
  • Remixing “Found” Text from De’s Journal

    Remixing Text from De’s Journal Indifferent Noise I am every flit and bay; a scavenger of pale skies, make my soul snow-white. I am that puzzle; a sit, a spill of ink, pale black blowing in the breeze.     For Twiglet #62 “Air Full of Sound” The original text is at De’s “I Once…

    Misky

    Feb 6, 2018
    Poetic Forms, Twiglets
    found poetry, Remix
  • Wordle #337

    The Postman Only Brings Bills I’m waiting for this ink to spin and bend my pelican-beach thoughts. Gentle words to de-blur my brain. Maybe inject a salty sun, or a sense of minty warmth into my hoar-smitten spectacle. I missed your call last night. Wish you’d left a message, but we both know, everything’s already…

    Misky

    Feb 4, 2018
    Wordles
  • for Visual Verse Vol. 5 Chapter 4

    The Woman Who Refused to Wear Shoes Don’t take this wrong, but she was strange. The stranger the better is what I always said, which is what I thought when she told me, You can’t hear Earth speak if you wear shoes. You’re deafened by barriers, so be vulnerable, and listen to Earth’s wisdom, she…

    Misky

    Feb 3, 2018
    Visual Verse
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