Spirit and sponsor sane sexagenarian scribe and his spouse to a Utopian country
...Spirit and sponsor sane sexagenarian scribe (and his spouse) to a Utopian country
He seeks (in tandem with the missus)
legal asylum in Canada...
New Brunswick, Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia, et c...
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Categories:
fording, america, angst, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Groundhog Day - Thursday, February 2nd 2023
...The date of the celebration
(the second day of February) coincides
with medieval feast of Candlemas,
and its pre-Christian predecessor,
Imbolc, a day also rich in folklore.
An old Scottish pro...
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Categories:
fording, 12th grade, 4th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Rain
...rain hitting the asphalt, the cracking concrete, water weaving
its way down the overpass. Residents cover up with plastic,
a conflagration of yellow light on garbage bags
hitting tree tops, branch...
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Categories:
fording, absence, bird, city, love,
Form: List
Sane Sexagenarian Scribe Seeks Asylum In Canada
...Sane sexagenarian scribe seeks asylum in Canada...
should Trump swindle electorate by hook or crook,
(1003 days, 9 hours, and
32 minutes until 2024 election),
yours truly steels, girds, braces....
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Categories:
fording, angst, anxiety, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
A Journey Taken
...when travelling
know where to start from
and you will always arrive on time
we are never going to get
out of this backwater
of self or that
greater planetary Self
on rocket fuel
fording l...
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Categories:
fording, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Humble Realm
...A girl with an earthen jar, (;)
Dim clouds, feels stormy mad.
Long and winding road so far!
Yet arise their crops so glad.
Brisk steps fording a brook,
Skies roar makes quaver voice.
She pass...
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Categories:
fording, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Groundhog Day 2021 Tuesday February 2nd
...Groundhog day 2021 - Tuesday, February 2nd
Coincides with astronomy's cross-quarter day,
marking the midpoint between
winter solstice and spring equinox,
which will occur at 5:37 AM on
in Nort...
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Categories:
fording, america, fate, february, hero,
Form: Free verse
Painted Rivers
...Painted Rivers
The rivers of this land are painted
By the blood and tears of the people
Whether invaders or fishermen
Swimmers or towns’ folk
It’s always the same no matter what
A cost needs to...
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Categories:
fording, nature, people, river,
Form: Blank verse
Oh What a Christmas Tree
...Oh What A Christmas Tree
Mistletoes, poinsettias, holly, and pinecones, stimulate their confidences regarding passage,
Tenuous fancied is the Norfolk pine, object facing, particular n...
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Categories:
fording, beautiful, christmas, tree,
Form: Narrative
Not Alone
...`
Like block shaped wheels our lives stumble at the chapters we write
Corners seem dark and teeming with doubt,
alleyways call in echoes of our name,
as if tempting us to crawl when we ...
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Categories:
fording, friendship,
Form: Free verse
No Lentil Beans Before Bedtime Unless Blast Off Two
...would conveniently scare bejesus
among any hooligan tween
ready and willing to cause mischief
while prowling for methamphetamine,
or other drug of choice
one motley crew member seen
dodging, ...
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Categories:
fording, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Why Am I
...what was my name? asked the passing wind,
how do i know... humming a song, the wind
passes the wood hopping and jumping on the path
why am i standing here? asked the drifting cloud,
how do i c...
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Categories:
fording, confusion, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
A Weight Upon My Shoulders
...A Weight Upon My Shoulders
Sometimes the world feels heavy
Its weight upon my shoulders
As I seek to find some order
And sort things in mental folders.
There are things I know importa...
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Categories:
fording, caregiving, change, conflict, confusion,
Form: Quatrain
Heal
...With winter's pass, reciting nature's spring
forgets relapse, and ventures into bring.
World's garment stretches to enfold and sing,
its song's inhabitants now listening, but to cling.
I cling ...
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Categories:
fording, native american,
Form: Rhyme