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The Word

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A Frying Pan for One

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Was I a mollusk? Who will I become?

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Converted

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To look into her eyes and laugh

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TOO LONG

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Paxis

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The Usual Picture

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What i like and what i love

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Who wants to help to promote us on Instagram?

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Updated: 18 December, 2018

What is your favorite poem?

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Updated: 25 April, 2019

I am Smiling

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Hope

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Kite

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Self-publishing a collection of Sunku. Neopoets, anyone interested?

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Updated: 2 November, 2018

I am a Book and Its Writer

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AFTER SIESTA

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Baking

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Pleasant Weight

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TOMCAT’S THOUGHTS

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My Faith

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I do what I can

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FIFTY THREE

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A Fresh Glance

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PEBBLES

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HOW I FORGOT TO DIE

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Three Runes: Thorn, Wealth, Game

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Everybody Welcomed to the Poetic Prompt of July 2018

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Updated: 28 July, 2018

Emily-moment

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Uphill

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Ode to the Guard

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My first take on the theme of The Green Door I wrote last year.

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A Green Door

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One at a Time

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The Old Sweater

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Summer Shadows

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Seven Days of Rain and Blue Roses

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The Last Sound

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A Drink

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Where was I?

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Forty Pages

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What I do

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My Town on Seven Hills

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The past

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Let's start weekly prompts!

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Updated: 26 June, 2020

My Place in the World

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Updated: 23 May, 2018

Paper Boat

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Updated: 5 June, 2018

One reason

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Updated: 18 May, 2018

Shadows in Blue Sandals

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A crack in the shell

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Not sure what troubles me more...

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Allan Watts in a nutshell

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My car a submarine

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My song

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Freedom

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Updated: 30 April, 2018

Footsteps

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Winter Leaving

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Full Lungs

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Or

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Warbler and I

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Updated: 31 May, 2018

Solitude

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I like the mystery of spring

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February by Boris Pasternak. My translation

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March in new boots

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Deep afternoon dive

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Updated: 31 March, 2018

No details that are too small for me

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Updated: 5 June, 2018

Now

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Updated: 26 March, 2018

Poem in two movements

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Take your Chances

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Room with the view

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Morning

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Skiing poem

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Skiing poem

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To Basho

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Wake up call

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Leaf

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winter ride

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Dialogue with my dog (February Contest)

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Ice-Water-Fog-Hopes

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Short form poetry and repetition

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Dystopia

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only

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Aesthetics of Sunku

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Updated: 3 June, 2018

February or Unborn Friendship

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XX

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The arrival

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禅

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hedgehogfriend

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Sunku with a funny tail

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Sunku: beyond rhyme and rhythm, search for new structures in short form

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Updated: 16 March, 2018

Silence

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Mary Oliver A Poetry Handbook

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Updated: 28 March, 2018

Haiku and English Language

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Updated: 29 May, 2025

Afternoon Nap

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Made up Memory

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Waking up in the New Year

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My life is a poem

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A Day off

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Walk on sand

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Return

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A Return

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A Return

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A Return

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A Return

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A Return

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A Return

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A Return

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The End of a Story

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One Carnation

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My morning: Letter to Crowley, the famous occultist, satanist and spy.

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One picture

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Alice Grown Up

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How do you start your day?

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July 1st

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One of my days

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I feel the same (November Contest)

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Where do we all go?

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