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Kevin Hodgson // Apr 4th 2009 at 3:31 am
Painting the World Pink
I hide the secret
in my pocket
away from prying eyes
so that no one ever sees
how I paint the world
in pink
one drop at a time
a little dab here
a little dab there
and no one suspects my motives
as men don’t like pink
‘cept for me
who always saw beauty in the flowers
waving on the hill outside my window in the wind
as I pushed my nose against the glass
and wondered …
why pink is for girls
and blue is for boys
and whose idea was it anyway
to dress me up this way …
I unplug the stopper
dip the ink
and paint the world
pink
– Kevin
The podcast: http://www.box.net/shared/static/0ooltecn0k.mp3
Kevin Hodgsons last blog post..Poems with Bud the Teacher
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Maria Monaco // Apr 4th 2009 at 2:59 pm
Bright fuchsia pink
reminds me of the ’80’s
more specifically
my MUST have pink jelly shoes
and the marks they
left on my feet for hours
they were so obnoxiously sweaty
and not at all made for summer
but I wore them anyway
and had blisters to prove it
even after I REFUSED
to go anywhere near them again
a month later
Maria Monacos last blog post..Caught
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National Poetry Month 2009 4.4 Bottles « Fits & Fugues // Apr 4th 2009 at 4:07 pm
[...] while inspired through the photo prompt, stands well alone and is better with it. In response to Bud’s prompt for today, I thought I would experiment with structure, form, and meaning even [...]
Rick Tanski // Apr 4th 2009 at 4:08 pm
You may find some added meaning about the structure and intention of the poem at http://ricktanski.wordpress.com/2009/04/04/national-poetry-month-2009-44-bottles/
Bottles
With intention
Filled with purpose
Dripping
Life flavors
Our experience splashes
Colored
In moments
Of human hues
Qualities
For us
Revealed by others
Mixing
Fleeting feelings
And subtle shades
Distinct
Unique contrasts
Illuminated in prisms
People
To be
Filled with light
Together
Wholly made
As is intended
Rick Tanskis last blog post..National Poetry Month 2009 4.4 Bottles
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Dave Title // Apr 4th 2009 at 5:16 pm
like the empty husks of corn
scattered on fallow fields
the pink ichor used up
in ambrosia
in flowing lines
in bold flair
in vibrant vitality
now lies in tumult with perhaps
others of lesser lives lived
but with the soul knowing
of a life well spent
Dave Titles last blog post..Do Content Kings Need to Abdicate?
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Andrew Forgrave // Apr 4th 2009 at 9:41 pm
Rubber finger brush,
Cleans their tiny little teeth.
Protect from Mothers’ milk.
Now, in the milk store,
Buy coloured liquid sugar,
In a baby bottle.
Nuts!
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Ben Grey // Apr 4th 2009 at 9:50 pm
Is it the absence or the presence
that makes the greatest difference?
Can I know with devoid of out?
Must I be forsaken before
I know I’m loved?
Can I feel the chill of cold yet never touch the heat?
Would I ring with empty laughter
if I never knew despair?
Can I see all of the colors if I never know they’re there?
Is it worth the cost of knowing
if it means you can’t be here?
Ben Greys last blog post..An Online Identity Crisis of Sorts
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Daniel Rezac // Apr 5th 2009 at 8:13 am
All the work
is
but a mere
ruse.
All the pain
is
but a plain
void.
All the time
spent
looking at screens.
As the world
fades.
Yearning
for green.
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Ken Allan // Apr 7th 2009 at 3:21 am
Teat is a funny word.
Just the sound
teat
prompts a snicker.
Teat!
Borge quotation mark.
Teat! Teat!
Closed quotes.
Ken Allans last blog post..In Praise Of Plaudit
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Ed Webb // Apr 7th 2009 at 10:37 pm
Dye, as we all must
colour the world in passing,
as we all must. Die.
Ed Webbs last blog post..Media & Identity in the Middle East – Noted This Week (weekly)
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