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Night Tones at CR 3 1/2

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alto choral yip
prairie grasses bow clapping
astral canopy








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Author notes

poet: paulcreates

CR 3 1/2 = County Road 3 1/2. Yes, our country roads are numbers that include fractions.

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  • saddie23
    July 21, 2008

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    Wow!

    Wow Paul u mailed this one in the bag, too bad u didn't have some base in the group. Music harmony for the summer nights lol. Saddie23


  • workingharleylady
    July 17, 2008

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    Paul you are, simply put, sheer genius. alto choral yip,until i read some comments... well let's just say it took me a minute but then was really fleshed out between your comments w/ pam. This is very intelligent and creatve. Bravo to you! Warmly, chrissy


    • paulcreates silver member
      July 17, 2008
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      And thank you for commenting Chrissy. I do try to work in somewhat of an "ah-HA" element to it.

      Paul


  • Harrisham Minhas
    July 16, 2008

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    Thanks for your Haiku:

    alto choral yip
    prairie grasses bow clapping
    astral canopy

    This Haiku and its title are interesting and unique.
    Vivid imagery has been created with good usage of vocabulary.

    Thanks again.

    Harrisham Minhas

  • Harrisham Minhas
    July 16, 2008
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  • Pamela A Lamppa silver member
    July 11, 2008

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    Nice!

    That title is excellent and I love the use of astral canopy. I can hear the sharp yip of coyote; the swish of prairie grass beneath a starlit sky. Indeed this is summer. You make it look easy. ~Pamela


    • paulcreates silver member
      July 11, 2008

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      Thank you again Pam, you're very close on the animal. Around here we have little red foxes that make more of a yipping sound rather than a howl. It's quite a nice sound out here in the country late at night. One starts then two, five, then they all join in and after that of course the neighborhood dogs have to chime in!

      Paul


  • tara wilson gold member
    July 10, 2008
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    alto choral yip

    yes...that would be the foxes (coyotes, I hear actually..lol) & the title works so well because it is like a 'tuning in' somewhere & hearing them


  • tara wilson gold member
    July 10, 2008

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    these nine words sure make a beautiful poem, I love the title & how well it works with the imagery..best of luck, Paul..


  • butterflywriter
    July 9, 2008
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    very clever cowboy

    good job!

  • Rowan gold member
    July 9, 2008

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    lol. I live in the country, where farmland is zoned by numbers and degrees... well chosen words!


    • paulcreates silver member
      July 9, 2008
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      Thank you Kathleen. So you understand when someone says meet me at the crossing of 3.5 and 15. lol Thank you for reading.
      Paul

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