So I'm tweeting over at heyjessicabates, and because of that wonderful social networking tool, fellow writer Evelyn (who tweets, too) saw some of my postcard poems and commented on them. I asked for her address in a DM through Twitter, and now I'm sending her a brand-spankin' new postcard poem especially for her.
Evelyn keeps a great blog and is involved in many poem-a-day challenges. Check her out!
[Poets, tweet with the hashtag #poettalk everyday or #poettues on Tuesdays!]
I'll post Evelyn's postcard when I'm sure she's already received it. :)
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Postcard Poetry: Day 24
Translation:
Establishing Boundaries
The Saad sisters liked to
wander too far from home.
Their mother grabbed
a piece of pink sidewalk
chalk and drew a wide circle,
which encompassed the whole
block. She told them that
if they left the circle
without her, things would
fall apart. Buildings would
crumble into the sea. This,
she said, is the edge of
the universe. /
_____
I used the Saad sisters, very dear family friends, as inspiration! :)
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Postcard Poetry: Day 23
Translation:
Today don't let others
choose. Stop being nice. Tell
me what you want on your
pizza; tombstone. What movie
will you watch? Will you cry
out in pain and passion?
Step out from behind the
masses, choose a door that
excites your insides. Go forth
proudly and joyfully alone. /
_____
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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