poetry
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Tsuga canadensi
Read more: Tsuga canadensiOn a trip to Cape May recently we stopped so that I could take some pictures of the reeds alongside the Atlantic City Expressway, except it was actually Route 347, but as poets do, we merge our memories into our poems, not necessarily influenced by cold facts.
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remind me again
Read more: remind me againThe Marla series of poems meets the Memory Loss series of poems
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at the spigot here
Read more: at the spigot hereSome poems fight me, but not this one. I’m sure there are things to change here, but all told, picture included, inside my twenty minute window for these Hard Twenty posts.
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Oh No, I Won Again!
Read more: Oh No, I Won Again!I immersed myself in “Where the Sidewalk Ends” for inspiration and found Shel Silverstein not so subtly subversive. So . . . I played a bit for the sketch–his illustrations are so spot on. I’ve got a ways to go but you have to start somewhere.
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De’Alice and the Magical Pencil
Read more: De’Alice and the Magical PencilA “Marla” poem, in which we become acquainted with Marla’s wicked teacher Miss Fevrile before she became wicked
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Aunt Jesse Delivers the Mail
Read more: Aunt Jesse Delivers the MailAunt Jesse explains to Marla why she was in prison. If you are new to the Marla series, don’t start here. This is a dark one.
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