Roberta Writes – #TankaTuesday Weekly #PoetryChallenge
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Risk of Living by Reena Saxena
Risk of Living Read here …
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Poetry and Thoughts by Reena Saxena
Visit Me Posted on March 10, 2022 by Reena Saxena Visit me ….. by MIchelle Navajas You’ll Be All Right? Posted on March 10, 2022 by Reena Saxena You’ll be alright ….by Susi Bocks Writing System Posted on March 10, 2022 by Reena Saxena Writing system …by Jim Adams. Bet you didn’t know half of […]
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Smorgasbord Poetry – Colleen Chesebro’s Tuesday Weekly Challenge #Rokugana – Superstitions by Sally Cronin
Smorgasbord Poetry – Colleen Chesebro’s Tuesday Weekly Challenge #Rokugana – Superstitions by Sally Cronin Posted on March 9, 2022 This week Colleen Chesebro challenges us to create our own syllabic poetry . I was born on Friday 13th and to be honest that has always been a lucky day for me, although perhaps not always for those […]
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What Can We Do? by Reena Saxena
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The Rise Of The Machines by TanGental (Geoff Le Pard)
The Rise Of The Machines A very thoughtful answer to the weekly photo prompt.
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2 Free Copies of Leaving and Other Poems are Available to be Won by Kevin Morris
I have 2 free copies of the paperback edition of my collection Leaving and Other Poems to give away https://www.amazon.com/Leaving-other-poems-Kevin-Morris/dp/B09R3HR9KG/ . My book is available on a first come first served basis. To be in with a chance of obtaining a free signed copy of Leaving and Other Poems please send an email to kmorris […]
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Be a just world by Reena Saxena
Be a just world you are all-pervasive but why should I feel small if the temple stands tall? Part of the whole… […] Read more …
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The 2022 Daily Writing Challenge – February 6 by Jo Hawk
The 2022 Daily Writing Challenge – February 6 2022 Daily Writing Challenge Yesterday, I didn’t want to get out of bed. On my phone, the temperature registered a bracing 7F (-14C) when my feet finally touched the floor. My lack of enthusiasm stemmed from the prior evening’s image of the streetlight illuminating falling snow outside […]
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