[WHM] Miriam Makeba Sings Her Soul
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Happy Woman’s History (or Herstory) Month!! This month, I’m going to blog
every day about various women and the impact they have had on society and
culture...
The Poetry Pantry Is Now Open! - # 90
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*The Poetry Pantry*
*2nd Chance Poems or 1st time shares*
*Anything goes!! All Poems, all Poets, All Week!!*
Do you have a poem you would like to share...
Fairy rides to New Yearnings
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There are shiny lights
Where you are
Crowds and dirty streets
Wonders that everyone
Wants a bite of
Exhilaration
Till no one sleeps
The clamor comes d...
THE 2012 OSCAR PREDICTION POST
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It's almost time. This Sunday is the annual celebration of the best in
film, according to the Hollywood elite that is The Oscars.
I always look forwar...
Peace Fans
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I hope everyone is doing well. I want to update everyone. I have all the
text file from the movies posted and some of the rs links still work. So
you can t...
Lucio Dalla - Caruso
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I love Lucio Dalla's version as well as Luciano Pavarotti's.
Lucio Dalla's song is about Enrico Caruso.
I always loved this song, the sadness is as sweet...
Expectation: Four Poems
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* inspired by todays @Baffled #HaikuChallenge #1 Dead expectations wait
behind cracked doors within this redundant realm. #2 There’s only one
rule....
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Your soul is like a vagrant,
slinking through the alleys
of exposed cat ribcages
and rotting mangoes
and maggots lacking wings.
You watch a rabid mutt
pe...
Big Ghost's Message of Hope for 2012
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Ayo whattup yall...you now in the presence of the Grand Imperial Volcano
Hands aka Phantom Raviolis the Inventor of Slaps...otherwise known as The
Hands ...
Lubricant Review
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There are certain words in English that do little for me in certain
contexts yet are incredibly powerful in others.
To me, one such word is *slip*.
It's ...
Dear Fans...
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Fans of Climb to Nowhere have been sending me emails and asking for a new
story. They want to be on the edge of their seats while falling over with
laught...
It's been awhile, hasn't it?
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I don't know. I haven't been feelin' it too much lately, but the last
couple of days have been lovely. I didn't get any pictures, since I hadn't
realized...
Think Before You Break Up
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The best and worst advice is “you should break up”. If you’re Tina Turner
in the 70’s that’s great advice, but if you’re a woman pissed off that her
man d...
Hello autum. (back)
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The autum skies sketches so far that it almost touches the stars,
9 a.m and I began the day under the stretched skies. The warmth of the sun
greeting my ...
magda boreysza: art crush of the week - sept. 6 2011
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magda_boreysza - her blogsite, fox and comet
i spent YEARS avoiding my talents as an illustrator but recently i've come
across many fine artists (online an...
Circuit Boards and Menthol
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microchip my brain
with electric tranquillers
and funnel my sorrows
into the insides of ticking circuit boards
until my soul is fastened
to the serial ...
writer's block
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scarface's rough rhyme
fills the space in my mind
hood anthem chorus
of few built just for us
...on my block...
no writers, no readers
no bloggers, no twee...
Day 2
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2. Something you feel strongly about?
*Psychology*
*My life*. I loved it since I was 9.
The study of human behaviour is just something I cant go a day wit...
The Scientist
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Art became science.
Those brush strokes that would stir
Alchemic lava deep within veins
Were disconnected
Despite the molten discourse
No more fingers glide ...
wow quite a unique perspective, a new twist to 'if these walls could talk' :) the format is perfect for the scenario even if it is a little hard to read at the top. cool.
Very poignant and close to raw emotions. I specially liked the way you have used the picture and the words on the floor to highlight the story... in graphic way.. thanks
ॐ नमः शिवाय Om Namah Shivaya Twitter: @VerseEveryDay Blog: http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com
I love this and the last bit is awesome!
ReplyDeletePamela
Brilliant concept! I love how you do that. :-)
ReplyDeletethis is amazing flashback poem.
ReplyDeletewow,
u impress me!
I love this. The picture you laid the poem out on is perfect. It's so sad. What a talent!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightfully funny look at crime, life and death from a completely different aspect.
ReplyDeleteBrilliantly done!!
ReplyDeleteUnique presentation! Loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I LOVE this. The format is great but I actually just really love the poem itself. You seriously outdid yourself this time :) Fantastic job
ReplyDeleteIf floors could talk...
ReplyDeleteisn't something you hear every day. :D
As always I appreciate the time you fellow poets take out to stop by my little corner of the net (^_^)...ONE::
ReplyDeletehttp://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/10/06/thursday-poets-rally-week-30/
ReplyDeletewelcome to Rally week 30,
a most 3 poems are accepted within 7 days…
Happy Thursday!
wow quite a unique perspective, a new twist to 'if these walls could talk' :) the format is perfect for the scenario even if it is a little hard to read at the top. cool.
ReplyDeleteVery poignant and close to raw emotions. I specially liked the way you have used the picture and the words on the floor to highlight the story... in graphic way.. thanks
ReplyDeleteॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
Twitter: @VerseEveryDay
Blog: http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com
http://thursdaypoetsrallypoetry.wordpress.com/2010/10/08/the-perfect-poet-award-4-poets-rally-week-30/
ReplyDeleteI am honoring you an award,
thanks for the outstanding contribution!
The whole story in a poem ... a twist on the fly on the wall thing ... Excellent. Raw. Well done... A fine contribution to Poets Rally. Thank you.
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Wow, that was great. I love the picture along with the poem. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteSo creative - you are really talented.
ReplyDeleteThis was very creative and of coarse you alway write it out amazingly!!!
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