Tag Archives: poem
Lesson About Topsy-Turvy
It might be best if you first read the poem I wrote, using this image as a visual for the words. It may be found at my poetry site, here: https://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2020/04/27/topsy-turvy-2/ In my notes, at the end of the poem, … Continue reading
A Christmas Wish For You
Home-made Christmas card, please click on the image to enlarge and read it. All of my gifts are hand-made this year, so colored this and wrote the greeting to all who happen to click here. Found the image … Continue reading
Christmas Wish 2008
I wish for each of you a day of warmth and gentle kindness, full of laughter and whatever love you can contain. At least one hug offered and accepted freely, an embrace that allows each individual to know they … Continue reading
Writer’s Island Prompt #9, “If Only”
Circling Flashbacks Ah yes, those famous “If Only’s.” Vultures that visit in loneliness of after midnight hours, trip mind, pecking to find thickening shadows, actually cramp bowels of a darkness long past, dragging out ugly clothes of yesterday in … Continue reading
Back To The Wild Thing and A Little Bird
Although my last blog looked to be a departure from the things I have been writing about (Wild Thing), it really wasn’t. Go back and reread the words to that old folk song that introduces the previous article. The … Continue reading
One of Those Days
There are those days, when I don’t wish to write prose. When as soon as I try to compose stately sentences that march cleanly across the page and down between the margins, the pen starts dancing to its own music, … Continue reading
Different Faces
Yesterday, while browsing through several other WordPress blogs, I found a comment (Spasmically Perfect), in which one writer told another that her muse looked like Danny DeVito. I really liked the idea of my muse wearing a face I could … Continue reading