Usagi
The Poetic Rabbit
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This work by Tawnya Smith is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.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: Sonnet
Belated Birthday Sonnet
Shall a rabbit’s love compare to poetry? Full fast to borrow cupid’s wings, words roar Into the tempest of sweet night; fools be Who fling these darts while muses snore. Yonder shines the dream, moon’s fairy night, Where mischief, madness, sorrow bedeck … Continue reading
Time Travel Through A Sonnet Gate
Many years ago (I’ll tell, but only if you’re brave enough to ask) I wrote this poem. I’ve actually posted it before, a little over a year ago, but I wanted it next to my most recent sonnet. I think … Continue reading
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Tagged dVerse, My Poetry, postaweek2011, reflection, regret, sonnet, twenty
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Sunday Whirl Baked in a Holiday Sonnet
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to All Not too long ago, Thomas Davis of fourwindowspress suggested I try my hand at the sonnet form. I finally took some time to pick up that gauntlet, and though I feel the poem … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, fourwindowspress, poetry prompt, postaweek2011, relationship, self-discovery, sonnet, Thomas Davis
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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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Quixote
Beneath your hands my breasts are tarnished earth; they tremble not from passion but tilting with memories, oceans of memory. See those other reaching hands–wise-wrinkled, familiar and cruel-gentle. See them search child nipples and vulva petals that cringe and weep … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, child, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, Gordon Lightfoot, grief, incest, Poetry, poetry prompt, postaweek2011, salvation, sonnet, We Write Poems, Wordle
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