Back to the pantoum, this time to vent a bit. (Yes, it’s bitter—but the first iteration was outright mean, so I have actually taken a step up…)
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Life
Kevin’s Rules of Poetry Reading Etiquette (the concise list version)
The following is based on fifteen months of poetry readings and open mics. I fully intend to post a more rant-y version of this later to reflect a couple of recent experiences; for now, I think this simple list will be appropriate: Continue reading
Thanks, Adobe!
Adobe doesn’t get a lot of love these days. Or maybe they do, but I don’t see it because I no longer subscribe to the magazines that usually cover their software, no longer receive any of their marketing e-mail, and don’t keep up with the websites (such as Lynda.com and CreativeLive) that present online seminars and tutorials.
Today, I am going to give them some love. I am going to thank them for something they have inadvertently done for me. Continue reading
Dear Monday…
Dear Monday,
When did you sneak in? And what happened to Sunday? When did she sneak out…?
Love,
Kevin
(14 March 2016)
Dear Sunday…
Dear Sunday,
Well, we got to spend most of the day in the dark, didn’t we?
Love,
Kevin
(14 March 2016)
There’s always another Kevin (A poem)
Back to exploring the pantoum…
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The politics of division (A poem)
A small break from the pantoum. I did write one yesterday, but I like this short poem better…
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Dear Saturday…
Dear Saturday,
I hear another storm is coming. Should I go get that cheesecake now?
Love,
Kevin
(12 March 2016)
Dear Friday…
Dear Friday,
Taking no chances today. Coffee upon waking up at 3 a.m.…
Love,
Kevin
(11 March 2016)
God’s green earth (A poem)
This pantoum was an effort to try something new. When I go to an open-mic, I usually read something I have already worked on, typed into a Word document, and done some preliminary editing. I wrote this poem this afternoon, while waiting for the room to open, and read it straight from my journal. I really must work on my legibility…
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