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Each one of US have a divine gift that must fly free with each consonant vowel in those characters, we espouse within our HeArt. Words Between Words It''s a shame that so many after so many years can''t seem to make it through, finally after so long, they accept it''s over for good, sad but often... Words Cut DeepThere are some who dread the years ahead, while as writers, time seems to bring as its reward: experienced words finally arriving. Then, for still oth... Words Experienced as...Perhaps now more than ever, what is said, what is written, is influencing our populous more than any other type of communication in the history of our... Words Fenced-InWords are the stepping stones of a journey. Come with me on this exploration through clouds and horizons, wind and surf, drought and flood…the metaph... Words Finding IdentityWords From This Mountain
Words from this mountain
whisper, softly on the wind.
Quietly, like padded feet on
warm stones, as a red wolf
walks along a ... Words From This MountainA survivalists' dilemma argues: at day's end, a writer’s name is irrelevant. The subject, the words, the work reaches out to be preserved and remember... Words Know Not DeathTo know a man who spends a holiday celebration in isolation and silence
May be to know a man at his most truthful self. (Image by Odin AI)
Words Not SpokenDedicated to all my friends in AD, for your wonderful and inspiring comments and messages on my works, most esp. for your friendship. Better days are ... Words of Inspiration (Haiku)Although only 42 pages long, Carolyn Howard-Johnson’s wonderful 2nd edition of “Great Little Last-Minute Editing Tips for Writers” motivated me to wri... Words of WisdomSome argue a writer’s name is irrelevant, opting instead to respect the subject, the words, the work knowing its purpose is to be preserved and rememb... Words Shun DeathLike many artists of paint, sculpture and music, a dedicated author might go unrecognized in his or her lifetime. But, for many, at day''s end, a nam... Words Speak EternalThey say we should be very careful of the words we chose to use and the tone of our voice, sometimes it's not what is said but how it is said that hur... Words SpokenIt''s not what is said but how you say the words spoken that one feels. This has nothing to do with Fred and I in any way, it''s just words spoken by ... Words SpokenFor those of us having words as an intrinsic part of our lives, it is sometimes sad to think of those who don’t. (Image by pinterest)
Words Struggling<bgsound src = ''http://www.thestarlitecafe.com/midi/tears.mid''hidden loop=-1> Words unborn yet "Asserting my freedom to express myself on my own terms as artist!" Words Unspoken”a poem about losing a parent or child and having regrets to never get the chance to say what you really wanted to say Words we never got to say<I> Rediscovering the great poets is pure pleasure AND helps a poet write and edit …
* "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam of Naishapur" - by Edward... Words We’ve Heard –Where?This short poem is the translated version of my response to a challenge proposed by a fellow Portuguese author, Mónica Correia. The phrase she provide... WORDS, LIKE DIAMONDS…Hello Dear Friends,
I know I have been absent for sometime, I have had personal issues to resolve. Hopefully I will be able to spend more time here... Words... Touch... ?For some of us, words are the elements of our puzzling questions and statements needing to be grounded. Often, finding just the right word is what ma... WordscapesThe pain and pleasure of being an unconventional word-obsessed author. WordsmithAttempting to express a poet’s process is challenging. Hopefully this poem reaches the reader with the humbleness with which it was written. (Image ... Wordsmith ProvocateurAre we not all with voracious appetite, some with different means of satiation than others? Wordsmith's DietWe are all with voracious appetite, but some cultivate different tastes to satiate life’s fullness. (Image by Rougeau) Wordsmith's Longterm DietMight there be some kind of quiet reward for writers who choose to just seek impossible heights? Probably not in the real world, but in the enigmatic... Wordsmithing Life's TrailSomewhere deep inside
me, there is a well;
a secret place in
my soul. In that well
are words, bubbling like
a brook. My Muse lives
there, tending ... WordspringThere’s a lot of talk about jobs, but high
paying, low skill jobs aren’t coming back.
There’s plenty of work to be done, but
most Americans are too... Work in AmericaMy friend at a corporate company was at the pinnacle of success when one fine day he just collapsed and was declared dead - Reason? Maddening work rou... WORK WORK AND WORKT-Urn the page and seer backward into the past restating the future vassal vessel poetic present rhyme journey.. Worked Craven OverTimeJust finished doing some writing assignements and hope to now get some sleep... Working Word BluesThere Be nothing greater than seeing thy work (Sanjeev Sethi), published in a journal''s journey.
Sanjeev Sethi posted, "Yesterday, the UK-based Inte... Works Bee Word-Wise Lit ReflectionsSometimes I''d love to be in a better world rather than stuck here. World of RatherAmid Love, we must communicate and blossom forth the World of Words, amid Universal Understanding that we must BEE united as humanity, while naught be... World Of WordsIN THIS AGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH WHY CAN''T WE OUT GROW THE ANTIQUITY OF WAR? WILL WE EVER AGREE TO DISAGREE IN WORD NOT DEED? World PeaceToday is March 21, or Biblical 321 "New Beginnings." So in honor of March 21, or 3/21, I made this poem, amid stanzas to inspire poets to sprout words... World Poetry Day New Beginnings
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