Usagi
The Poetic Rabbit
What I’ve Never Forgotten:
“If I read a book and it makes my whole body so cold no fire can warm me, I know that is poetry. If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry. These are the only ways I know it. Is there any other way?” ― Emily Dickinson, Selected Letters-
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Category Archives: By My Children
A battle to forget
A battle to forget You can die of a broken heart It’s a scientific fact and my heart’s been breaking since the first day We met. I can feel it now aching behind my rib cage beating to a desperate … Continue reading
Posted in By My Children, Favorites By Others, Free Verse
Tagged children, Free Verse, loss, love
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Bat and Wolf
This one is from my sweet, sweet boy. He is brave and beautiful and strong. ——————————————————- I do this for me and not for her . . . my name is wolf and I’m alone and forced to join a … Continue reading
Another Unexpected Gift
A few days ago, my youngest wrote another poem. This one was for me. Since I’m a bit down on him (not doing schoolwork again), I thought I’d concentrate on the positive and share it with you. When the pressures … Continue reading
Posted in By My Children, Poetry, Reflections
Tagged children, postaweek2012, relationship, son
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New Music in My Life
Here is a link to a new band–my oldest son’s. They’re called City of Giraffes. There are five songs. Give them a listen, and let me know what you think. I’m too bias to say anything but “I like them!”
Posted in By My Children, Reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged album, Arts and Entertainment, Bands and Artists, children, City of Giraffes, Giraffe, music, postaweek2011, son
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My Son’s First Sonnet
My freshman is studying Romeo and Juliet as the school year winds down. (Just what we need heading into summer–teen love angst.) As a part of that study, he and his classmates have to write sonnets. (Wow! Really? Freshman writing … Continue reading
Posted in By My Children, Favorite Poems by Others, Poetry, Sonnet, Uncategorized
Tagged boys, child, children, graduation, parent, Poem, Poetry, postaweek2011, Rhyme scheme, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, son, sonnet, William Shakespeare
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