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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 ...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?
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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.