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Books
· A NEW RACE OF HuMANS

· Between the Cracks

· A Monumental Journey - first edition cover

· Beyond Understanding

· The Underground River

· In Search of the First Tribe

· A Monumental Journey - 3rd Edition


Short Stories
· Rejected (a curse or a blessing)

· The Visions of Saoirse Gilbride....

· An Irresistible Transformation...

· Surfing on Silent Skies...

· Doorway...

· The Strange Case of Kicky Cano...

· A Matter of Perspective 2...

· A Surprising Discovery....

· 10 North Waverly Place...

· Old Friendships (not forgotten)


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· Kennedy and Lincoln...

· The Art of Poetic Prose...

· What Makes a Poet Authentic...

· Paul Harvey’s ‘If I Were The Devil’ transcript- 1965

· Direct Characterization

· Aphorisms (a collection)

· Hey Cortana...(2019)

· Origin, or Destiny?

· Stream of Consciousness


Poetry
· When the Heart is Flawed...

· Catching Happiness...

· The Fragments of Hatred...

· 'Malama Ka Aina'...

· On Open Wings...

· Generations....

· Dewdrops....

· A Gradual Decline…

· Like Wildflowers and Weeds…

· In Nature’s Design…

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Poetic Personalities...

by Richard Lloyd Cederberg — Read all 280 poems by Richard Lloyd Cederberg

"Poetry is just the evidence of life. If your life is burning well, poetry is just the ash." Leonard Cohen.
TRIOLETS in various rhythms.

Thursday, August 8, 2019


Poem Artwork
TV POET
Most everything fuels a need to write
(His) muse the TV screen
Seeking pregnant bits of sight
Most everything fuels a need to write
In coursing streams of trifles might
He doodles words and worlds it seems
Most everything fuels a need to write
(His) muse, the TV screen
.
FAST FOOD POET
His rhyming feels at times like fluff
His message reads too callow
Sincerity seems an oft-used bluff
His rhyming feels at times like fluff
The fast food way he writes his stuff
For some can seem so shallow
His rhyming feels at times like fluff
His message reads too callow
.
BREAKAWAY POET
Won’t hang around and wait for you
To push on me excessively
I’ll forge ahead and lose the blues
Won’t hang around and wait for you
I’ve purposed, yes, to seek what’s true
And claim what’s mine most gratefully
Won’t hang around and wait for you
To push on me excessively
.
INVETERATE POET
Probing for depth themselves their worth
They plumb for pith ‘beyond the pale’
They push and moil to stave off dearth
Probing for depth themselves their worth
And on they forge each day assail
Those things they must unearth…
Probing for depth themselves their worth
They plumb for pith ‘beyond the pale’
.
UNHINDERED POET
Poets pick words carefully, so thoughts and phrases gleam
Those times of smart creation, when words flow full and free
How real this need to dive into an unimpeded stream,
Poets pick words carefully, so thoughts and phrases gleam
Where stifled muses abdicate with threat of fruitless trees,
And wordless wastelands loom so real they stifle what we dream,
Poets pick words carefully, so thoughts and phrases gleam
Those times of smart creation, when words flow full and free
.
richard lloyd cederberg
8/2019
               Between the Cracks



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Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on August 13, 2019

your writing inspires, causes me to think and I like that




never stop writing

m

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on August 10, 2019
INDEED IN THIS MARVELOUS UNFINISHED 'QUILT' OF POETS, THE SWATCHES OF GORGEOUS COLORS AND MATERIALS THAT GO INTO THE MAKING OF IT IS AS ENDLESS...AS ETERNITY! THANK YOU, RICHARD, BEAUTIFUL SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com
Reviewed on August 9, 2019
A very insightful picture of an element of poetry, the poet his or herself, that gives pause for those of us at times segueing between personalities, depending on the day's impact. Loved this overview, Richard. Thank you for posting.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 9, 2019
You have captured the personalities of some poets with your triolets so very well from your keen observation. I read each one hoping to glean some of its message while comparing to poets that I've read here. Unlike John, although I occasionally use it, I find repetition to be a bit annoying when a poet may be trying to drive home a particular phrase. However, in the realm of music, repetition is so common that there are hit songs that consist merely of one word.



An exception might be the musicality of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah. I was always told to pronounce it Alleluia, when in the chorus singing the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's The Messiah.



Ron

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on August 9, 2019
You introduced me to the triolet form some time ago, and I played around with it. I like it, especially because I like the use of repetition. Some things needs to be repeated. There is a joyful quality to this poems that I like, full of rhythm as well, and of course repetition.

Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on August 8, 2019
Ah, there are so many different types of poets , lol, we all have our styles, I see your expertized quite a few in your years of poetry writing. Lovely poem Richard.

Reviewed by Susanne Leist
Reviewed on August 8, 2019
Some days writing is with me, and some days it isn't. I don't know what gives me the words. A muse. I doubt it. But I love those days when I can.

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on August 8, 2019
I love them all, but I think the last one got under my skin enough to want to make write something soon again, myself. Till reading this I felt my muse had taken a powder of late...Hope you and the boss are staying well, find Peace...-e-


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