Autumn’s chance meeting Eyeing each other, agog Under cloudy skies Lillian is the host of dVerse‘ Open Link Night. Linking this to it.
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dVerse — descriptive detail — Emissary
Peng, whose wingspan covers the sky Alights on Yellow Mountain’s Peak Red eyes survey the village below From whom will he take today? Old Mrs. Yen, asleep on the porch, Broom still in her hand, Will have fewer dreams after today; fewer remembered celebrations, fewer regrets. The seasons pass… One winter moon shines through…
dVerse — Madness — Possessed
Mr. Jones tells about his childhood friend, a boy who lived with his mother, stepfather and brothers and sisters. The boy and his sibs never knew who would be chosen to “ride along” with stepfather, but they all knew what it meant. Years later, the boy, who is now a man, still lives at home…
dVerse — quadrille — Death Star
Headaches and dizziness Effected her peace Time for CAT: Astrocytoma. Death Star. Do or Die To battle Stations! Masked heroes prepare Sterile theater to end Sinuated Chthulu’s Shine; brave Dr. Ulysses lasered All but nicked her amygdala. Fearless now, she fights all day long…. WhimsyGizmo (aka De) is today’s host of dVerse. De says:…
dVerse — sestina — The Water Way
The Water Way Endless traveler wanders, Earth’s lowly heir Filling each space with no-mind, wholly Myriad influence moves it on its way Dwelling here and there, heaven scent Choosing first, mountain weight to bear Gravity speaks to places water knows. Blue so deep, at first its surface is all you know Until you realize its…
dVerse — Art as inspiration — Triller
art by Beverly Dyer first I heard his sweet song stunned by his size from daybreak to nightfall he trills his heart he’s a brown-feathered smidge, but call him king invade his turf bear his wrath bluebirds flee Mish is the host of today’s dVerse. Mish introduced is to the very talented artist, Beverly Dyer. …
dVerse — Haibun — American Worker
image link American Worker The labor market for the unskilled and for those who don’t have a piece of paper to open doors to full-time living wages is something I’m still getting used to observing. OK, let me take a step back and say, even if you are a skilled worker with a piece of…
