poetry
Below are all of the posts with the poetry tag. A post tagged with poetry means that it is about poetry. If a post references poetry but does not have the tag, then the post will not be in the list below. If a post has the poetry tag or mentions poetry, then it will be in the Glossary for "poetry".
I have ordered the posts from newest to oldest:
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The Fall of Winter
Or an Early March Snow Storm
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Autumnal Snow
The Snows of November Bring Broad Flakes
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Morning Sky
A Simple Poem
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Coming on a Year
A Year of Losing a Dog and Parenting a new Pup
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Rains of Autumn
A Haiku
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An Autumn Haiku
When Harvest Falls to Reap It All
- An Eighth Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- A Seventh Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- A Sixth Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- Fifth Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- Fourth Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- Third Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- Second Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- First Winter Haiku 2022 Edition
- First Snow
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Recent Readings and Serendipitous Pairings
Pairing “Three Rings” and “Ghostways”
- An Evening Poem
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Whom Do You Miss the Most?
Reflections of a Blog Post, an Epic, and Parenthood
- Night's Garden
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“On Self-Knowledge” by Kahlil Gibran
A Truth from a Certain Point of View
- Firefly
- Sandhill Cranes
- Peach Blossoms
- Authenticity
- An Eighth Spring Haiku
- Bluebird
- Magnolia
- Brown Thrasher
- A Seventh Spring Haiku
- A Sixth Spring Haiku
- A Fifth Spring Haiku
- A Fourth Spring Haiku
- A Third Spring Haiku
- A Second Spring Haiku
- A Spring Haiku
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“On Children” by Kahlil Gibran
Poetry Reviews Deep Truths
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Playing in Seneschal Facilitated by Brad Murray
Building up a Game’s Ruleset One Turn at a Time
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Last Breath of Winter
To a Passing Friend
- A Twelfth Winter Haiku
- An Eleventh Winter Haiku
- A Tenth Winter Haiku
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A Ninth Winter Haiku
With a Reflective Journal Entry
- An Eighth Winter Haiku
- A Seventh Winter Haiku
- A Sixth Haiku
- A Fifth Winter Haiku
- A Fourth Winter Haiku
- A Third Winter Haiku
- A Second Winter Haiku
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Haggle
To a Harsh Mistress
- A Winter Haiku
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The Light Hangs Low
But Not Low Enough for Me
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Winter's Passing
The View from My Window
- End of Summer and Campfires
- “Ode to a Nightengale” by John Keats