Haiku Inspired by Sonic’s New 1,200-Calorie Bacon Shake

The wonders of modern science: This week Virgin Galactic had its first successful flight. And, we figured out how to package cardiac arrest in a single serving. I wish there was a site that offered news in haiku form. Hm ... Reblog:

Nanopowrimo 30 – This is the end

The final prompt is to take a short poem and write its opposite. Seemed right to close out with a nod to Jim Morrison, so I picked one of his poems to cross the finish line with. Thanks to all who followed along and liked my words.A demon walks Thru the endless darkness Thru the …

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Five words in another language. dringwr bach iz süren avcı assetjador vânător అజ్ఞాత leave me alone let me be

Nanopowrimo 28 – Color me … purple

Prompt 28 wants color.   Purple is the shadowed glade the cast of twilight Purple is the darkest thing that black cannot hold purple is the moon I know in fragmented dreams my room my  school the color of my birth Purple thoughts scrawled in red and blue But the violets blaze against the grass …

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Nanopowrimo 25 – Oops. Out of order

I missed number 25. There was a prompt, but I'm just going to use another haiku cheat card. I watched Room 237 the other day. Interesting. I sort of think one can find conspiracy theory and riddles in anything if you look hard enough, but it was interesting to see some of the nuances and …

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Nanopowrimoo 27 – Moo

Prompt 27 was to take a well known phrase, plug it into a search generator, and find your poem in the results. I picked 'The Cow Jumped Over the Moon', which is spoofed hilariously on the Highlander Bloopers tape.Beloved childhood inspired by the moonWorld of wonderA season to learn the Importance of light Of riddles …

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Nanopowrimo 26 – Gilgamesh

This prompt was to take on a long poem and re-edit it, basically. You cross out words and make a new poem out of it. I decided to take on the Epic of Gilgamesh, the oldest poem known to man, because I find Sumeria fascinating and because I'm dorky enough to think editing a poem …

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Nanopowrimo 24 – Anagram

Today's prompt was an anagram. They provided linkage to a nifty anagram generator, which I might use for character names. I like playing with language. I like the rhythms of names and the connotations held in syllables, the meanings we don't know we know. When I write a character, the character is never 'real' until …

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Nanopowrimo 23 – Triolet

I'd never heard of a triolet, so here's my first. And probably my last. In the darkest moments the world falls silent And the wild things claim the hour Claim the quiet for their own In the darkest moments the world falls silent And the wild things claim the hour There are things not meant …

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Nanopowrimo 22- Earth Day

We honored her once We respected her limits Appreciated her gifts But in this age We rape Drain Starve Poison There is only one planet There is no sense to such carelessness As creature after creature winds into extinction Is it any wonder the world has gone mad? We will never know peace until the …

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