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from here to there is paved with closed roads and protests
ds hearn
hi ho hi ho off
to work i go busy
streets require change
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Saturday, April 22, 2017
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Dot's NaPoWriMo - bring it on home
Okay - so I backed off of Script Frenzy to work on the memoir. Yes - I found a limit. Script Frenzy plus NaPoWriMo plus the Wayward Writers in Ariel Gore's Literary Kitchen plus the memoir and teaching and working my freelance and part-time jobs full-time. Whoa. Hit the wall. Bye bye Script Frenzy. Then NaPoWriMo started lagging so I started writing the haikus in batches, thinking I could do it that way. And here is is April 30th, the last day, and although I thought I was only less than a week behind, I logged onto this website to discover
tada
I am 10 days behind.
So: do I give this up too or write hurriedly away to get another 10 done? Oh - and I still have to finish this week's Wayward assignment and do feedback on this week's quick write (which I just did yesterday or the day before).
Yes: forging ahead. I will not give up both Script Frenzy and National Poetry Month (though I did buy CK William's "Wait" and Adrienne Rich's "No Poetry Tonight Will Serve" - so I have given tribute). But, I will write 10 haikus before midnight.
Yes. I can do that. Here goes....
#21
shadows from the clouds
cats hunker down, watching birds
still singing up high
#22
writers gathering
nervous, excited, open
two hours slip away
#23
improvisation
contact improvisation
body touching souls
#24
actors sing and sway
lights open, brighten, and fade
applause, smiles linger
#25
path of innocence
white buds on the new tree bloom
moss smothers the grass
#26
neighborhood parade
I missed it, we were writing
street closed signs remain
#27
ice returns to water
hard earth becomes moist, pliable
cherry tree blooms pink
#28
you said you love me
you said you would never leave
you said goodbye. tears.
#29
kombucha gurgles
alchemical reaction
turns sweetness to sour
#30
this is the last day
of NaPoWriMo this year
thirty days of poems
by Dot.
tada
I am 10 days behind.
So: do I give this up too or write hurriedly away to get another 10 done? Oh - and I still have to finish this week's Wayward assignment and do feedback on this week's quick write (which I just did yesterday or the day before).
Yes: forging ahead. I will not give up both Script Frenzy and National Poetry Month (though I did buy CK William's "Wait" and Adrienne Rich's "No Poetry Tonight Will Serve" - so I have given tribute). But, I will write 10 haikus before midnight.
Yes. I can do that. Here goes....
#21
shadows from the clouds
cats hunker down, watching birds
still singing up high
#22
writers gathering
nervous, excited, open
two hours slip away
#23
improvisation
contact improvisation
body touching souls
#24
actors sing and sway
lights open, brighten, and fade
applause, smiles linger
#25
path of innocence
white buds on the new tree bloom
moss smothers the grass
#26
neighborhood parade
I missed it, we were writing
street closed signs remain
#27
ice returns to water
hard earth becomes moist, pliable
cherry tree blooms pink
#28
you said you love me
you said you would never leave
you said goodbye. tears.
#29
kombucha gurgles
alchemical reaction
turns sweetness to sour
#30
this is the last day
of NaPoWriMo this year
thirty days of poems
by Dot.
Labels:
haiku,
napowrimo,
poetry,
script frenzy
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Dot's NaPoWriMo: April 2
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Haiku #2
by dot.
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Haiku #2
shoes/jacket blue sky/sun
black clouds follow down the street, obliterating the sun
drenched in rain, pelted by hail
black clouds follow down the street, obliterating the sun
drenched in rain, pelted by hail
by dot.
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