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<title>Feline Fine</title>
			<description>   Graceful feline 
 walking the line between  
 wild and tamed. 
 Eyes round and black  
eager  for the hunt. 
H aunches quiver 
 muscles tense 
 a bow pulled taut and ready. 
S uddenly, 
 the decision is made. 
S he lunges 
 launched by some ancient genetic desire 
 she pounces upon the 
 stuffed cat 
 and furiously disembowels it. 
 Victorious, she curls up beside it 
 to clean herself and pose, 
p repared to receive praise.   ...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Wed, 01 Jul 2026 06:31:12 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Here Comes the Horse and Cart</title>
			<description> Here comes the horse and cart, the horse and cart, the horse and cart. 
Here comes the horse and cart to take our Tom  away.

The driver rings his little bell, his little bell, his little bell. 
The driver rings his little bell to tell us he&#226;s on his way.

The cart is filled with all our friends, all our friends, all our friends. 
The cart is filled with all our friends who are going to go today.

They caught the plague, now see their spots, see their sp...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2025 11:02:42 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Faux-ku</title>
			<description> spring pollen tickles
tiny stickles invade my nose
it blows
 

Task Prompt:
Write a haiku that breaks the rules of traditional Western haiku&#226;but still feels like a haiku.
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			<pubDate>Sun, 27 Apr 2025 06:39:14 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Under the Bed</title>
			<description> A whisker twitches
as the dust mop swishes
and stirs the air under the bed.

In the corner they gather
by the lost antimacassar
holding onto its unraveling threads.

&#226;It&#226;s not the Hoover,
there&#226;s time to maneuver&#226;
the dust bunny leader said.

He was collecting the crew
with plans for a coup
when the mop dragged off part of his head.

Then the next big push
blew off part of his tush
no more a bunny, just a dust ball instead.

The mop blazed a t...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 27 Apr 2025 06:35:39 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>The Empty Room</title>
			<description> You screamed the whole night when we brought you home
Your ear-splitting wails, they rattled my bones.
Downstairs, a neighbor pounded on the ceiling
&#226;C&#226;mon, get that baby to sleep, will you?&#226;

Then a toddler with some bumping and bruising
Knocking knick knacks while crawling and cruising
Soon the padding of stockinged feet in the hall
The pen scratched each year&#226;s height into the wall

The giggling of girls&#38;#39; secrets on the phone
About boys and shop...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 20 Apr 2025 13:54:13 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Make a Run For It</title>
			<description> A chicken is often content
with a coop surrounded by fence.
But to keep her from feeling pent,
make a run for it

If you find yourself parked by the bank
engine running, with a full tank
and waiting for friends - Let&#226;s be frank,
make a run for it!

If you&#226;re unhappy with government
and have suspicions about its intent
maybe you should be president -
make a run for it.
 

Written for  [Link To Item #2329438]  

Task Prompt:
Write a poem in which...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 13 Apr 2025 07:38:26 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Confession</title>
			<description> 
The question escaped my lips,
but the words, shy and unsure,
stopped and begged to turn back.
I wanted to scoop them up 
and swallow them down,
such rash emotions unbidden
rushing forward, demanding to be heard
trying to land on your heart.
Instead, they fell
into the chasm between the seconds
and were drowned in your indifference
as you deftly stepped out of the way. 
 

Written for  [Link To Item #2329438]  

Prize Prompt:
The thing that live...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 13 Apr 2025 07:33:11 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Down the Lane Where the Daisies Grow</title>
			<description> Down the lane where the daisies grow
There&#226;s a place where my heart still goes 
In a grassy meadow, buzzing with bees
With baseball games and the climbing of trees
Sweet, summer days when we ran so free
The best of friends, you and me
There&#226;s a place where my heart still goes
Down the lane where the daisies grow

Down the lane where the daisies grow
There&#226;s a place where my heart still goes 
The best of friends, you and me
Sweet, summer days when we r...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 06 Apr 2025 20:09:57 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Misfortune Cookie</title>
			<description> If you&#38;#39;ve read Agatha Christie,
You know murders can be elegant things,
If accomplished with the right kind of poison,
Not with guns, or garotting strings.

One can find the substances needed,
Growing right at home in the garden.
Or perhaps, in the gardener&#226;s shed
There is something to control the vermin.

But one doesn&#226;t expect to be felled,
By a craving for dessert.
Or to find one&#226;s fate written,
Like a warning or alert.

Yet in the broken co...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 06 Apr 2025 19:55:03 EDT</pubDate>
			
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<title>Transition</title>
			<description> I search for inspiration in the sky,
but it looks as tired as I,
no fierce dragons or angels overhead,
ragged and torn the clouds are spread.
The parched grass is serrated lances,
twixt belt and shirtwaist it spitefully dances,
as I lie here in this lifeless field.
The flowers withered, only seeds now yield.
The hapless bee drawn by a false sun,
doesn&#226;t know his season is done.
He has scarce begun to hum,
before the cool of evening will come.
The tree...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Sun, 30 Mar 2025 07:19:18 EDT</pubDate>
			
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