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Sonnet Diva wrote a new blog: "Dying MUse Rebel Sonnet Diva Double Flingette".Pushing the Muse I feel some dread It’s time to write Muse give me more I think perhaps that it is dead We need a poetic encore A dying Muse is just my fate Responsible I push it’s weight It’s Poetry I recreate This waning Muse now did ...
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Jeremy Bean wrote a new blog: "They Want it All".You can give your blood sweat and tearsand they will want moreyou can give your mind body and souland it will not be enoughyou can bend over backwards until you breakyou can give the last piece of your broken heartand they will want it allI say give ...
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"Sonnet Diva" commented on Sonnet Diva's Blog "Affection for My Muse Ottava Rima".An Ottava Rim is a form where each line has 10-11 syllables in it. The Pattern for rhyme is: abababcc dededeff ghghghii
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Sonnet Diva wrote a new blog: "Affection for My Muse Ottava Rima".The Muse is my object of my affection With my demanding Muse I sit and write Writing well together no rejection Fantasy or darkness it’s all delight Amassing a poetry collection Though she does keep me up so late at night The Muse ...
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Sonnet Diva New group TAg Writers, I think it will be fun, sign up3 hours ago -
Sonnet Diva commented on the group Tag Writers's wall:I smiled when I saw Tag Poetry. In other forums that i belonged to we did this quite often. WElcome to the group challenges Ray. Looking forward to more of these
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"Sonnet Diva" commented on Ray Nichols's Blog "My Poem".good short and yes sometimes I have the same prblem
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"Sonnet Diva" commented on Randy Hall's Blog "Happiness MFG".chuckled with this one Randy. I think i'm having some trouble with my joy-ometer as well.Clapping
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"Sonnet Diva" commented on Leigh Binder's Blog "It's So Hard".Quite the voice in this one Leigh, i would say that your words are a big contribution and I doubt very much that you are fence sitter~ lol. An observer of human folly for sure though. Good write
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Sonnet Diva wrote a new blog: "Titania and Oberon Pantoumelle".Oberon and his wife do dance Graceful his wings barely unfurl Yet it’s not propelled by romance On wings of love they dance away The King of fairies and his wife Together forever they stay Dance together throughout their life ...
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Sonnet Diva wrote a new blog: "Fantasy Unicorn Ride Pantoumelle".Releasing dreams she’s kept inside A Unicorn her faithful steed She climbs aboard and takes a ride She rides a Unicorn indeed Her Fantasy a dream tonight ...
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Randy Hall wrote a new blog: "Happiness MFG".Happiness MFGby MrDaManVirgil R. Hall II (Randy) I got a letter from Happiness MFG,It seems my happiness has been recalled.There's a slight defect in the joy-ometer,when my smile is depressed I don't know it.There ought to be a lemon law on ...
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Leigh Binder wrote a new blog: "It's So Hard".The news gnomes keep informing As pundits scream of mockery And political zealots post every five seconds On the current social media calendar In a moment of boredom That lasted several days I joined them in a pseudo quasi freedom frenzy Quoting ...
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Ray Nichols wrote a new blog: "My Poem".The tapping of the keys Is heard throughout the room Thoughts race thru my mind As my focus goes to zoom I rush to type the words That are racing thru my mind And hope that i can type fast enough To catch them in their prime
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"Sonnet Diva" commented on Elizabeth Castillo's Blog "In These Ruins".I think you brought the picture to life. It's good to see you posting again Elizabeth
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Elizabeth Castillo wrote a new blog: "In These Ruins".was awoken from a deep slumberjust got out of a lingering dream as far as I can rememberlike any other occurences in my REM state each night,some do intrigue me and yet some leave a certain fright.my soul floating along with some fairies in a far ...
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Of course, I should have known better.
Reflections (a day of grey) I felt inverted, walking on overcast, the abandoned terrain, above weeping moss and overturned clay, uncertainty on every side. An empty vessel, weightless, somewhere out there, among the unmarked graves, where elephants go to die and scavengers remain vigilant. The rain slowed to a stutter, tree’s winter-skin silhouetted over abandoned canvas, your giant eyes...
My return journey from the last date of my UK tour supporting the
Allen Ginsberg, with his poetry, assayed with the world of his readers to speak a language of commonality that people who read his work could relate to, personally. “Wichita Vortex Sutra” has received scholarly criticism from two sources that will be cited in this essay, which contained unsubstantiated claims concerning Ginsberg’s poetic message, in one way or another. It is the purpose of this essay to defend Allen Ginsberg’s message with my personal experience, and the experience of others of the mid 1960s Vietnam War era. It is part of this time period that Ginsberg is referring to in his poem.
It only takes one glance at the cover of a romance novel to realize that this genre does not expel its resources to try to appeal to the male portion of the human race. And why should they? It’s a well-known fact that men are more interested in action than intimacy, blood than love, and are far more likely to invest their time and money into the invigoration of adrenaline rather than the gentle stimulation of their softer sides, right? Personally, I don’t think this is true. I think it’s an image thing. In truth, most romance novels have qualities which appeal to men and women equally
Andreas Liotsakis has been writing, crafting and creating in secret for years. His desire to share has awakened his courage and candour. Like the petals on a flower, Andres is opening his arms to the Sun…to you and you and you…each and every one. Breaking out of our accustomed state can be challenging. He has found that true growth requires courage and a sense of adventure. Much of his poetry documents his path to awakening. Here is one of his poems reflecting the path to discovery and inspiration…Breaking Through. 












