Update 5/25/19: This has been linked to dVerse, for the form we will be working with for the next month, the ghazal. Three Oclock by Diana Miller Sarah is the host of Saturday Mix. Sarah says: Welcome to the Saturday Mix – Lucky Dip, 23 March 2019! For this week’s Lucky Dip, I have reached…
Category: poetry
the seeds — from sand to stars
Said Sadain’s post, with photos, poetry, and videos, gives prayers for those left behind after the shootings in Christchurch, NZ. Please, take a moment to connect with the spirit evoked here. the seeds the world is shrinking as we shake from all the swelling and the aches the hours are shorter, distances near for all…
Reena’s Exploration Challenge — Animator
Reena is the host of Reena’s Exploration Challenge. Reena says: So, here goes the theme for this week’s prompt. Use one or more of the words given in the prompt, and weave into a composition of your choice. It is not necessary that the spirit be cheerful or seasonal or festive. Go with whatever the…
Not Just My Verse, Your Two Two Too! — The Night Out [multiverse]
Paula tagged me to be part of this multiverse game, which came from Barbara who was tagged to participate in a group poetry game by Sadje, who was tagged by Rory, the initiator. Welcome to …. Not Just My Verse, Your Two Two Too! A new ‘Tag You’ game in trial! I will choose a…
dVerse — pantoum — Terminal Velocity
collage 8″x5″, February 2017 Another pantoum for dVerse Terminal Velocity Didn’t know you when we first met You told me all on our first date Both long single, our minds were set We felt the pull, were deaf to fate * You told me all on our first date Your rap sheet, lovers, and AA…
dVerse — Carnivale
image link Amaya is the host of dVerse today and has asked for a poetic offering on Mardi Gras. Amaya says: Of course, if Mardi Gras/Carnival/Lent is not part of your culture then try to think of a festival time in opposition to a more contemplative, sober time experienced either collectively or on your own….
dVerse — quadrille — M’Lady
De is the host of dVerse today. De says: Whether you use it as a noun, verb, adjective or adverb (she said, spikily), just be sure your poem of 44 words includes some form of the word spike. Hopefully I’m not being too mysterious, but I hope the picture tells the tale. I have a new…
