#drawtober 2020 thread! 31 days of horror movie stuff
If you are under the age of, let's say, 25, and especially if you are in the US: do you know who Siskel and Ebert were
So yesterday I gave myself the challenge of writing, editing, and setting a poem in one hour. This was the result. It's called "Two Pigeons." #VerseThursday https://pastebin.com/xECkWEc7
[turning my chair around] sure, we all love stories about how the sea will take us and we'll never see our wife again
But have you considered stories where you simply lie down and die because your husband smiled at another woman?
Hey, it's the first #MastoSourcedPlaylist of the year!
It's the One About Starting Over!
A bunch of songs about fresh starts and new beginnings!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7DPxI1svj16L5GUT0vHPkH?si=Muj7GgkqTHCCEh0g4jhrlg
Shuffle up and enjoy!
#VerseThursday Proximities, by Lia Purpura
(tw: gun violence)
https://antiochreviewblog.com/2014/08/13/poem-wednesday-proximities-by-lia-purpura/
possible to undo
#concretepoetry
PDF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xl447q255agv8rq/possible%20to%20undo.pdf?dl=0
Words of encouragement
We live, as our ancestors lived, in a frightening and uncertain world. Our ancestors used to be able to take some comfort in the regularity of the seasons, the interplays of light and darkness in a sunrise or sunset. Due to climate crisis, we have been robbed of some of that. Still, there is a dependability in the human spirit, its motions through fear and courage, joy, anger and sorrow, love and hate. Take comfort in each other. We are all we have.
Hi. Here is The Sinner by George Herbert #VerseThursday
I post the appropriate number of pictures of clouds.