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NaPoWriMo Day Twenty-Seven
To make up for yesterday’s late post, how about a super early one today? And triggered by the prompt given by NaPoWriMo! Woot! What’s not to like about a sorrow thusly: The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows ringlorn adj. the wish … Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, gardens and flowers, haiku, life around us, Lotr, NaPoWriMo, Poetry and Lyrics, taking time to look, the creative process
Tagged dandelion, dothework, haiku, LoTR, NaPoWriMo, process, TakingTimetoLook
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NaPoWriMo Day Twenty-three
The sun is glinting in my eyes while I do the dishes. The water is warm, The light pleasant at end of day I can almost imagine being in a rowboat, after dinner distant frogs, more distant children playing ball … Continue reading
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Tagged dothework, haiku, memories, NaPoWriMo, process, TakingTimetoLook
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NaPoWriMo Day Twelve
Grey day all of the world’s gold is pushing upward from the wet and fragrant ground swelling and thrown against grey shifting skies. Rainy days are not unwelcome even in the midst of mud season when lit by this glow … Continue reading
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Tagged dothework, haiku, NaPoWriMo, process, RobertFrost, TakingTimetoLook
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NaPoWriMo Day Nine and a Little Administrivia
Was tangled up in a new project that doesn’t relate to painting or poetry or even cooking! So here I am without too many words but still. I did go out a few times today and take a whiff of … Continue reading
NaPoWriMo Day Seven
Gave myself over to doing some web-stuff today – what a time-sink that always is but still, a job done in the end. In passing, I saw a quote that I chewed on while working until this came out: Put … Continue reading