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Triolet for a Stranded DogFrom my vantage point, I see wreckage strewn It seems so desolate, so void of life Past is now gone; future will be rough-hewn From my vantage point, I see wreckage strewn Where shall I go then, amidst all this ruin What can I salvage when pain is but rife From my vantage point, I see wreckage strewn It seems so desolate, so void of lifeTriolet for a Stranded Dog
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Some Stone and DirtThink of this gravestone as a long, low chair strategically placed at a turn in the stair.Some Stone and Dirt
[Paul Muldoon, 'The Breather', Moy Sand and Gravel]
A resting place is maybe found for him, who's buried in the ground. A pleasant thought, a resting place for him, who needs some breathing space. But where to go when the breather 's done? Is there a place where it's all or it's none? I think he might long for someone there who says, "It's all right, there's no more care. You'll not ever be alone - think of this gravestone."
Does he long for co
by ~UnseenUndine
What Boys Look LikeI remember when I was a little girl, I used to wonder what boys looked like without their clothes on.What Boys Look Like
I was the oldest of three, Three girls, that is, and even though I knew what girls looked like -
I am one, after all - boys still were a mystery to me.
I knew that boys had something that girls did not possess. Or maybe, as someone once told me, what boys had was on the outside and girls had that thing on the inside. I was baffled and confused and puzzled. I wondered what boys looked like when they took off their pants. &
by ~UnseenUndine
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Metre 101So. Metre. It has become a dirty word in some poetry circles.Metre 101
It conjures images of withered, grey-haired men laboriously counting out beats and stresses whilst coughing up phlegm because of all the dust in their cramped and quasi-arcane libraries.
It really isn't all THAT bad, trust me.
So, without getting too 'old-man' technical - What is metre? what is it good for?
And, importantly, how does one use it?
Well, let's see if we can come up with some workable and easily understood answers by the end of this.
#1: What is metre?
Technical Language: The mo
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There are a few bothersome rules for joining that are posted in the journal that you'll need to follow before you can be accepted.
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Metrical poets of the world: Unite!
I'm a sucker for structure and meter, so from the little I've seen with Some Stone and Dirt you look promising.
Cheers.
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