Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
champagne1982 said:Make peace behind
those gossamer curtains
where hides the font.
Genuflect and then stretch,
prostrate at the altar,
to worship the gifts
of wine and fruit, generosity
of the Goddess.
I dislike what Boo dislikes. If you can't take the time to make certain you're word isn't misplaced malaprop or misspelled snobbery, then how am I supposed to give credence to your poetry at all?
champagne1982 said:i dislike what Boo dislikes. If you can't take the time to make certain you're word isn't misplaced malaprop or misspelled snobbery, then how am I supposed to give credence to your poetry at all?
I'm still chuckling at my errrrrrror ... I'm good! It's great to have you popping in. You AND Rumi in one week; is this a conspiracy to make my whole body wag instead of just my tail?BooMerengue said:Aww... Thats so sweet I sent the check overnight mail! lol Hi Babe! How the hell are ya?
I first noticed the symptoms when her thoughts began to drift away from her like gossamer on a gentle breeze. You could see her mind reaching for them, straining, but they—airy, insubstantial, buoyant—remained just out of her reach. Later, the fine web of her intellect was reduced to a few broken and twisted strands, which clutched the withered husks of her memories like dead insects.WickedEve said:I think words like gossamer influence a poet to write pretty poems--too pretty.
Can anyone come up with something gritty, using gossamer?
Tzara said:I first noticed the symptoms when her thoughts began to drift away from her like gossamer on a gentle breeze. You could see her mind reaching for them, straining, but they—airy, insubstantial, buoyant—remained just out of her reach. Later, the fine web of her intellect was reduced to a few broken and twisted strands, which clutched the withered husks of her memories like dead insects.
Oh, spider poetry. I adore spiders. Not ones in my house, though.BooMerengue said:eight legs tread like air
stop... and start again so slow
bite! hide in gossamer strands
does that work, Evie? It's an off haiku... sort of
If I remember correctly, you liked my Conrad Dimple poem. Besides the two I had posted at lit, I had a third one (written last year) but never shared it. Right now I'm working on #4 and I used gossamer. We need a gossamer poetry challenge. Maybe.Tzara said:I first noticed the symptoms when her thoughts began to drift away from her like gossamer on a gentle breeze. You could see her mind reaching for them, straining, but they—airy, insubstantial, buoyant—remained just out of her reach. Later, the fine web of her intellect was reduced to a few broken and twisted strands, which clutched the withered husks of her memories like dead insects.
WickedEve said:If I remember correctly, you liked my Conrad Dimple poem. Besides the two I had posted at lit, I had a third one (written last year) but never shared it. Right now I'm working on #4 and I used gossamer. We need a gossamer poetry challenge. Maybe.
champagne1982 said:I'm still chuckling at my errrrrrror ... I'm good! It's great to have you popping in. You AND Rumi in one week; is this a conspiracy to make my whole body wag instead of just my tail?
Tzara said:Xenoglossia
I part the yellow curtains.
Her indigo jeans still hang
on the clothesline, legs spread
as I remember her, last evening.
We listened to Mozart
and drank red wine. Then
later, sprawled over the bed,
I played with her, with that part
of her I can't say. Can't name.
Speech is not everything.
Confined to silence, yet could I
speak my piece in tongues.