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Gertrude Stein’s Mentoring – SunWinks! March 1, 2015: Abstract Poetry
A rose. A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose. A shrivelled rose is a shrivelled rose is a shrivelled rose. Which is sad, very sad, very very sad. You see It is true, very true, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry/Photography
Tagged abstract poetry, Gertrude Stein, Irina Dimitric, photo, poem, poetry/photography, SunWe, SunWinks!, wilted rose
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The Black Prince – Prose Poem – SunWinks! February 22, 2015: Waxing Prosaic
Who is The Black Prince? There he stands haughty, resplendent in his shiny blackness, black as tar, black as night, with a touch of white, just to soften his stern image, a sign of his noble lineage that stern image. … Continue reading
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Tagged black prince, Irina Dimitric, poetry, prose poem, SunWe, SunWinks!
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Yoo-Hoo! – Tumbling Verse – SunWinks! February 15, 2015 Take a Tumble
Yoo-Hoo! Here I come, yoo-hoo-hoo! Your beloved cockatoo Oh yeah, screech I do For I love you, yes I do Away, away with you Cheeky, screeching cockatoo! Shoo and shoo and shoo! Yeah, I loved … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian birds, Irina Dimitric, pest, photography, photos, poem, poetry, poetry/photography, sulphur-crested cockatoo, SunWe, SunWinks!, tumbling verse
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Melancholy Merriment – SunWinks! February 1, 2015 (Oxymorons)
A solitary magpie Sitting on a pole In joyful sadness Carolling strains Of the sweetest tones I know Pray tell, enchanting bird What does your melancholy warbling say? Behold, from high above I can see afar … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian Magpie, birds, Irina Dimitric, oxymoron, photo, photography, poem, poetry, poetry/photography, SunWinks!
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Two Poems – SunWinks! January 25, 2015 – Sound Decisions
A Merry Summer Song At this balmy beach Merry seagulls screech Playing catch with merry Frothy breaking waves Where merry children’s hands Build merry castles in the sand With merry queens and kings In whose merry kingdoms Merry people live … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, cicadas, dog, Irina Dimitric, musicality, photography, poems, poetic devices, poetry, poetry/photography, rhythm, seagulls, SunWinks!
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The Window – SunWinks! January 18, 2015: Signed, Sealed, Delivered.
The window Into the past Remote control Fast roll Roll, roll the barrel On parade Khaki apparel Guns and men Of great renown I want the smiling clown Window… Past and present intertwined Some stories much maligned No, that … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged eternity, photo, poem, poetry, poetry/photography, sunset, SunWe, SunWinks!, symbol, window into the passing of time
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The First Kiss in the 1950s – SunWinks!: Simile and Friday Writing Essential: Youthful Memories
In the olden days A girl fifteen, going on sixteen Met a boy seventeen On a summer night Side by side they strolled On the Adriatic coast His bright blue eyes As blue as the sea She could not … Continue reading
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Tagged blue sea, first kiss, Friday Writing Essential, full moon, mermaids, poem, poetry, simile, SunWinks!, Wesun, youthful memories
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Wordo – SunWinks! November 16, 2014: Making It Up
A wordo is a weirdo As the word implies A lexigeek, if you wish Coining words is his obsession Coinawordricity, he might say In a word he’s a wordnerd When his trick is clever And he makes it stick He’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Poetry
Tagged neologism, poem, poetry, SunWe, SunWinks!, SunWinks! 16 November 2014
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Lazy Lizard – SunWinks! November 16, 2014: Making It Up
Blue tongue lizard Lazing in the sun Motionless for hours Until the day is done Teach me please About your lizardry To be more like you Doing absonothing All day through Throo-lee-loo Throo-phee-phoo Lullabied phee-phoo By the pan flute … Continue reading
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Tagged blue tongue lizard, lizard, neologism, pan flute, poem, poetry, SunWe, SunWinks!, SunWinks! 16 November 2014
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The Sentinel – SunWinks! 9 November 2014: Manifesto (“conversational poetry”)
The day will soon drown in the dark indigo; our tired bodies will rest in slumber. “Shall we sleep in safety?” I notice a bird on the roof. “Are you perchance a guardian angel, or just a hungry bird, seeking … Continue reading