Writing Articles

Secrets of the Terrarium: Day 19/20 of National Poetry Month

Is it cheating to combine days when I wrote two a day for other days? I say no. It’s not.

Renewal: Day 18 of National Poetry Month

Does “recreation” require destruction? Does “rebirth” require death? Do opposites attract or repel?

Quintessential, Querulous Quintet: Day 16/17 of National Poetry Month

I could no longer count or recite the alphabet in order. Last time that happened was in college, when I briefly worked in the Library – after hours of shelving books by Library of Congress numbers…

Pixellated People: Day 15 of National Poetry Month

Does technology bridge the divide between us? Does it inspire creativity or resist it? You be the judge.

man walking near cubicles inside building

Social Compost (an Abecedarian Poem)

“The abecedarian is an ancient poetic form guided by alphabetical order. Generally each line or stanza begins with the first letter of the alphabet and is followed by the successive letter, until the final letter is reached.” (From https://poets.org/glossary/abecedarian

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