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worst monday (ever)

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

All the way home I thought about what I would do when I got here. I have done none of it except post my poem of the day and add a link to the sidebar directly to all the National … Continue reading →

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National Poetry Day, Day #4

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

There was a photo, and the suggestion to take a book of poetry in hand. Take the last line of the first poem, the first line of the last poem and a random line of a random poem in between. … Continue reading →

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#13

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

Just when I thought #12 would never end LOL and just as I edged into a sort of dicey area of course. That’s ok. I’m thinking it was time for a break anyway. My blog and fb readers are probably … Continue reading →

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Day 3, aka National Poetry Month

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

Yesterday’s poem took some doing. Several tries at writing, some re-writing, some gathering up my head again during the process, some thinking about bailing all-together, some angst about publishing it and where. I am going to publish each day’s work … Continue reading →

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Break a needle, Take a break

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Mary Beth Frezon

Must have been something in the air. Mom was having a lot of problems breaking needles on her Juki and big frame. Did all the normal stuff. Futzed around. Changed needle, rethreaded, cleaned etc. Walked away. Came back. Loosened the … Continue reading →

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