Contemplating things that have and have not changed…
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My most haunted dream is reserved for who I’ll become if you don’t come back (a poem)
Not much opportunity for writing yesterday, but I did manage this towards the end of the day.
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Overnight in Chaos Town (a poem)
Trying to capture the dream I had last night…
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夢の歌 [Yume no uta] (Dream song) (a poem)
I heard a great song in my dreams last night. Too bad I can’t remember it now…
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Fragment (a poem)
Not a productive poetry day. Although I did attend a reading, and read during one of the open-mic segments, the fragment below is all I managed to write…
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NaPoWriMo 2015, Day 30: Who will I wake up to be? (reversed) (a poem)
The napowrimo.net prompt for the last day of National Poetry Writing Month 2015 is to either write a poem in reverse, or take a previously written poem and reverse the order of the lines. I will want to come up with a better title for this one, but I worked with the weird dream poem I wrote a few days ago to create this one… Continue reading
Does what happens in dreams stay in dreams? (a poem)
Last night, I had one of the strangest dreams I’ve had in quite a while… Continue reading
A scene from the movie where real life and dreams attempt to intersect (a poem)
Sometimes, falling asleep with the TV on affects my dreams…
The woman in my dreams (a poem)
Using the prompt from Day 4 of the Writer’s Digest 2015 April PAD Challenge to continue exploring last night’s dream…
NaPoWriMo 2015, Day 4: Break the code—read the message (a poem)
Today’s NaPoWriMo.net prompt is to write a ‘loveless’ love poem—i.e., one that does not use the word love and does not include the usual trappings associated with love poems. As luck would have it, I had a dream last night. I wrote two poems trying to capture what I remembered of the dream; this poem is a composite of the two—appropriate, since the woman in the dream seemed to be a composite of two or three different women. [N.B., I have swapped titles with the other poem I wrote about this dream, after realizing that each title fit the other poem better.]
Ordinary Average Thoughts 