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RWP NaPoWriMo/Poetic Asides Day 14

Posted on April 15, 2010 by T A Hillin-Smith

safe island inhabiting those thoughts are safe islands, deep waters, thrashing with life discerning havens even salmon seek to spawn amidst this night’s storm [This is a cleave poem. Simple instructions are: read the left side, read the right side, then read them … Continue reading →

Posted in Haiku, Poetry, Prompts, Senryu | Tagged cleave poem, island, Jingle, mind, My Poetry, NaPoWriMo, Poem, Poetic Asides, Poetry, poetry prompt, Read Write Poem, safe, struggle, thoughts, Thursday Poets' Rally | 62 Comments

Thursday Poets’ Rally

Posted on March 18, 2010 by T A Hillin-Smith

not clutching swamp grass but piercing cloudless blue sky– one red-winged blackbird ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I’ve decided to make Thursday Poet Rally nominations/awards the exception to my award limit. Getting an award for poetry, the main purpose of my blog, is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Awards/Honors, Haiku, Interesting Blogs, Poetry | Tagged award, blackbird, blog, blue, Dustus, Jingle, My Poetry, nomination, Perfect Poet Award, Poem, Poetry, red, spring, swamp, The Dustus Blog, Thursday Poets' Rally | 65 Comments

Thursday Poets’ Rally Homecoming Week

Posted on March 6, 2010 by T A Hillin-Smith

Thursday Poets’ Rally Homecoming Week As part of participating in this week’s Rally, we each have to pick twelve of our favorite poetry bloggers and present them with a one-time honor. [Just twelve? Yes, I’m whining.] To the following … Continue reading →

Posted in Awards/Honors, Interesting Blogs, Poetry | Tagged blog, brian miller, David Rheins, drj3kyll, fiveloaf, Gorgoyle's Roost, Homecoming Week, Jannie Funster, Jaymie, Jingle, kseverny, lauren, nanno1982, Poetry, suzicate, Thursday Poets' Rally, Water Circling | 24 Comments

Cornucopia of Awards

Posted on March 4, 2010 by T A Hillin-Smith

cardinal’s sweet trill, budding oaks, crocus emerge– gifts on first spring walk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Awards for everyone! Yes, truly everyone. You may pass the award along (per its rules), alter the rules as you need or just accept it with the admiration and … Continue reading →

Posted in Awards/Honors, Interesting Blogs | Tagged 3 Things in D.C., 47whitebuffalo, A Rose By Any Other Name Would Smell Like Daisies, A Star Danced and Under That I Was Born, After Long Busyness, Akita Haiku, Artbythepaintedbrush, Artsy Endeavors, award, Barbara's Travels, Beautiful Blogger Award, Besotted, beyond bluestockings, Blissbait, blog, Blogger Buddy Award, Blogroll, Blue Willow Haiku, CarmenSays, Children's Author David L. Harrison's Blog, Chronicles of Dad, David Rhein's Blog, Dissonant Intonations, Dragonfly Poet, Drawing Conclusions, Dreams Are My Reality, Dustus' Blog, Existential Poet, Fishing For Words, Five Reflections, Flandrum Hill, Four Winds Haiga, four winds photo journal, gardenpath, Greenbow, Happy Award, heart shaped lies, Honest Scrap Award, Hot Dog Delight, In My Little Town, in praise of small things, Indian Adventures, Interesting Blogs, iRuleTheWorld, J. Ruth Kelly's Blog, Jingle, Kseverny's Blog, L. K. Thayer's Poetry Juice Bar, lakes & now wolves, Leslie White, Living and Learning, me in-complete, Momental Impressions, mother sparrow poetry, My Gorgeous Somewhere, naming constellations, Ottobiography, plain view, Poetry Tree, Poga Poetry, Polish Athena, Raven's Wing Poetry, Read Between the Minds, Roxie's Blog, Scented Pixels, Sketches From Life, Soul Dose, sunshine award, SURYAGNI, Sweetiegirlz' Blog, Technobabe's Adventures, The Circle of Friends Award, Tobidasu, when i grow up, wildink, William's Poetry Blog, Writing and Illustrating, You Are Not Alone!, You Deserve A Star Today Award, You Have A Big Heart Award | 63 Comments

Haiku for A Bowl of Random Words

Posted on February 16, 2010 by T A Hillin-Smith

grey dove’s coo lingers across a shelter of pines dawn unravels night ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for A Bowl of Random Words also for Jingle’s Thursday Poetry Rally

Posted in Haiku, Poetry, Prompts | Tagged A Bowl of Random Words, dawn, dove, Haiku, Jingle, My Poetry, night, pine, Poem, Poetry, poetry prompt, shelter, Thursday's Poetry Rally | 48 Comments

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