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More Poetry Spam; a sonnet on Edward Lear

Posted by Probablepossible on Apr 11, 2007 in Blogging

I meant to wait till tomorrow, but it’s just too gorgeous. W. H. Auden shows us how to do it;

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Erotic poetry by a woman of the 15th century

Posted by Probablepossible on Apr 11, 2007 in Blogging

It ain’t mine, though I wish it were; The Dream

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three (3) ten (10) word poems

Posted by Probablepossible on Oct 30, 2006 in Bijoux, poetry

1) A sonnet tasting of you I add a piquant memory. 2) A child’s indigo shadow is running behind sunlit drying sheets. 3) Prosody enrapturing your delicate mind my sly smile invites wanderlust

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East, to the city

Posted by Probablepossible on Mar 12, 2006 in Blogging, drabble

the second of my four flashfics came out like this; I stood at my front gate and watched the sun come up in the market street. I watched the housewives and shopkeepers, the balloon-seller and the pickpocket, bustling in the lovely light of a new Summer’s day. I was waiting for the right moment to [...]

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Singer not the Song (Ice Age Of The Heart)

Posted by Probablepossible on Feb 18, 2006 in Bijoux, poetry

lyrics are not complete as poetry. They are created with an additional element, and you just can’t take that away- it’s like printing a poem without any vowels. The music is integral to the form- most of the time. And, yes, there are poets that write poems that can be set to music- Leonard Cohen, [...]

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Bringing this up to the top ’cause I think some people will enjoy it

Posted by Probablepossible on Jan 16, 2006 in Blogging

True Story Me So happy! I found a floppy disc, dating back to 1996, when I was most active in the Chicago leather community. I was able to pull some data off it- not everything, but a few old files that turned out to be journal entries, and this partial story, written from my journal. [...]

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When, due to cellars flooding, your old journals turn into a sodden mass…

Posted by Probablepossible on Nov 16, 2005 in Blogging

And those particular old spiral-bounds are as much as thirty-five years old… It’s taken me about twelve years to come to terms with that loss. Besides my own teenaged scribbling, there were guest appearances in those pages- my freinds and colleagues in high school, who since have vanished, some of them, into thin air- or [...]

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A snippet from “Charlie Killian” WIP

Posted by Probablepossible on Nov 12, 2005 in Blogging

This includes medium graphic sex. It comes out of the middle of a nearly finished story. It’s been slow going, on the very last section, because I want a lot to happen during the sex- without losing the heat. The story is not BDSM, and not fan fic. It is a threesome, with a lot [...]

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Challenge; Write a few paragraphs on a simple pleasure

Posted by Probablepossible on Nov 8, 2005 in drabble

My daughter was a stay-awake baby. Sometimes, to shorten the process, we would load her in the car and drive out into the lyrical Pennsylvania countryside, watching the colors of night gather in the sky, the green trees enrich their hues as night fell. One night, my stepdaughter was visiting. Jessica was a sarcastic, defensive, [...]

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His long black hair

Posted by Probablepossible on Oct 30, 2005 in Blogging, Fannish Things

Why does Jack Sparrow wear dreadlocks? Because Johnny Depp is a romantic who likes to play dress-up. But why would a pirate wear them, really? This might be one reason; **************** Marietta slid a hand under Jack’s neck, sniffed the perfume in his hair. “What have ye been doing, laddie? Your bonny locks-” “Tis practical, [...]

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