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Year of the Long Drive — Poem of the Week

Have you been on a long drive, maybe across part of the country? Or a driving vacation to someplace nearer? This year we’ve made a couple of driving trips.

How was Your Day? — Poem of the Week

It’s a time-honored question: how was your day? We ask each other, wanting to know, but also a little afraid to know. We don’t really want the blow-by-blow narration — first I woke up, then I brushed my teeth, then……

The Sentient Day – POTW

Is the day sentient? Can it be? This week’s poem is a prose poem, and one which is definitely more to the lyrical poem side of its heritage than the narrative prose side of the family. The idea it comes…

If I Were A Sparrow – Poem of the Week

If I were a sparrow, people might mystify me But then, people mystify me sometimes anyway. Being human doesn’t necessarily help me out with understanding other humans. A sparrow, in fact, might have as a good a chance as I…

Sisyphean – Poem of the Week

Sisyphean This week’s poem, Sisyphean, is a prose poem and appears in print here for the first time. Other than the reference in the title, Sisyphus doesn’t make an appearance, which should cheer those of you who are tired of…