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paper umbrella
Member since March 30, 2011
Member for 15 years, 2 months
die Prognose
ich doese in der Sonne
und das Mitleid
hat mit der Begeisterung und dem Kutter
wir sind besorgt
und der Korbe wird nicht auftauen
das Geraeusch is schlaefrig
hoeflich
und auf die Schulter klopft ein Hand
neugierig und wissbegierig
der Erfolg hat keines Talent
nur die Disziplin
und meine Wortgewandtheit ist wagemutig
ehrlich nicht
ich habe den Verstand verlieren
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und mein Herz
macht Karriere und besitzt die Lernbereitschaft
vieleicht habe ich vermasselt
misslangte
ich achte niemand
und die Umwelt wird verschmutzt
nie sauber
das Polareis hat sich verschlechtern
und wir sparen kein Energie
die Oeffentlichkeit is bedeutungslos
ich kein die Spur nicht
finden
under das Netz verlagert die Bibliothek
und ich analysiere die Analyse
paper umbrella’s timeline
- March 2026
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30 MonAnniversary
15 years of membership
- March 2021
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30 TueAnniversary
10 years of membership
- March 2016
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30 WedAnniversary
5 years of membership
- February 2013
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28 ThuReceived a critique
on Somewhere In Seattle from @scribbler
"I revisited this and came up with some alternatives you can think about. : I-90 murmurs at a distance It bestows kisses on green I would have ended this with "and ghosts" being the final line.................just a few…" -
26 TueReceived a critique
on Somewhere In Seattle from @Esker
"listening to Elliot smith and found this circituous route a long hard day out there and now the poem "blushing chimneys" excellent writing!!" - March 2012
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30 FriAnniversary
One year of membership
- June 2011
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09 ThuNew follower
@Red Card
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08 WedNew follower
@Ink Artist
- May 2011
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24 Tue
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24 Tue
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23 MonReceived a critique
on die Prognose from @Kailashana2
"One of my favourite Rilke poems, translated of course, since I don't remember much German, was retranslated by my almost-life-partner, Michael of Munich (where I was born). He, as a German and spiritual master, as well…" -
23 MonReceived a critique
on die Prognose from @Race_9togo
"I like the sentiments, but you are quite right in your finall word, and this does need a lot of work, to improve the grammar and some spelling ("miss arrived", for example). This could be good, if not so disjointed. I t…" -
23 Mon
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20 FriReceived a critique
on die Prognose from @Nordic cloud
"Oh my Paper Umbrella, we need Nina back for this, and even Joe they understood your language, I am not sure how many here do, but I do not, well some words due o the similarity with Norwegian, but I am at a loss to comm…" -
20 FriCritiqued
"a time forged in ash" by @CCfire
"i don't have time to give this a critique, but just stopping to let you know that i feel it :)" -
20 Fri
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01 SunCritiqued
"economy class" by @CCfire
"how clean was five loaves of bread the fish and the five thousand or was that thought of once a priest found a way to make it so the line break in the end is confusing me right now...do you mean? how clean five loaves o…" -
01 SunCritiqued
"Hunting Ginseng" by @Arrow
"love this brilliant writing..really enjoy the line breaks :)" -
01 SunCritiqued
"love letter #9" by @CCfire
"been so busy lately, that i don't have much to time to be on here..but anyways, glad to see you penning :) i really like how applicable this piece is to today..well. any society really. the only part i had trouble with…" - April 2011
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21 ThuCritiqued
"god didn't make gardens" by @CCfire
"god didn't make gardens for us to murder flowers strange how we can do it without the sight of blood without you i can breathe without me you can pray for indistinct faith and impossible stories that make men a woman's…" -
21 ThuCritiqued
"FULL MOON SERENADE " by @scribbler
"i think this is very lovely. There's a full moon rising slow tonight in the east behind the distant trees flooding the world with its cool clear light casting shadows shifting in the breeze even though i know that shift…" -
14 ThuCritiqued
"October Blues" by @Pamela A. Lamppa
"i love andrea!!! i'll be back to read your poem tomorrow :) just happened to see your name here, i loved your work on AP, and am looking forward to reading you here" -
14 Thu
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09 SatNew follower
@49reasons
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02 Sat
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02 Sat
- March 2011
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31 Thu
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31 ThuFirst publication
a boulevard of waiting trees
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31 Thu
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31 ThuNew follower
@CCfire
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30 WedFirst critique offered
on "love letter #1" by @CCfire
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30 WedJoined Neopoet
Membership begins
First poem published 1 days later.
About Me
Location: USA
Nizar Qabbani
Anne Sexton
Charles Bukowski
Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore
e e cummings
Pablo Neruda
Jalal ad-Dīn Muhammad Rumi
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