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a moth








a moth
plays with a lamp

round and round

dance in my head
thoughts of you






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Happy 1st AP anniversary!

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  • PyroMom
    November 3

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    I don't know if we should wish people a blessing for their AP anniversaries or offer our condolences. I like moths because they like fire. FIRE...

    I need to bake cookies for my kids Parent/Teacher meeting and there's a little thing I need to take care of down in the city. Do you have any matches and gasoline?

    Flora Burns, PyroMom.


  • motel silver member
    October 26

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    excellent write ... the image of the moth chasing around light as we do with our thoughts. wonderful.
    good luck in the contest.


  • Draig aine gold member
    October 24
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    oh well done , your words dance in my mind


  • Peteskid gold member
    October 24

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    The pivot dances around in my mind too, wonderful blending of ideas and images here, the essence of tanka the balance...so wonderfully done here...h

  • tara wilson gold member
    October 24

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    i love this...wonderful metaphor, thoughts around the bright light source & warmth of a lover.


  • Yemassee gold member
    October 24

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    Far Eastern? That must be all the way to Ellsworth, Maine!

    I always wonder when a poem is enigmatic in tone, what I mean is...is the dance one of pleasure or signifying the American saying "You're giving me the run around."

    And have so often shied away from such poems over the years for fear that they might be the negative thus be about me, lol I'm glad I don't have that conflict here and can just comment off the top of my head without worrying about repercussions.

    It's good to say things about poems that I once dared not ask about.

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