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I Can Poem (aka EveryDay May: Day 23)

Posted on May 24, 2011 by

On occasion, I tweet miniature poems. I do it because I enjoy the challenge of fitting a piece that has both meaning and form into 131 characters or less (the hashtag #icanpoem is 9 characters long). I also find poetry … Continue reading →

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Addendum (or The Bride of Poetry Hour)

Posted on February 27, 2011 by

Uh, apparently my fingers decided they weren’t done rhyming or whatever. So here’s an addendum to today’s Poetry Hour. I Can See The “Hotel Bethlehem” Sign From My Window This Christmas city thrives on light, with neon signs held high … Continue reading →

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The Week Before Thanksgiving (aka The November Blog Fest: Day 20)

Posted on November 20, 2010 by

[Author's note: This is a pretty depressing post. I don't recommend that you read it unless you feel like being sad and sort of confused. This was pretty difficult for me to write, and I didn't plan to write it, … Continue reading →

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Protected: What I Can’t Tell You: six

Posted on March 6, 2010 by

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"Merry Tossmas" Indeed

Posted on December 11, 2007 by

I’ve been hearing a lot of interesting things lately. I heard that in Australia, the malls are prohibiting their hired Santas from saying “Ho Ho Ho” anymore, because it might offend someone (for those of you who are a little … Continue reading →

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