October 26th, 2014
Read "Safe Within These Walls" by Thebonesofferalletters
New verses in "What a Precious Privilege"
Thanks to a donation from
chanter_greenie, there are 6 new verses in "What a Precious Privilege." Lawrence and Stan begin the difficult conversation about what happened between them yesterday.
I am still in the process of posting stuff, and for this poem, figuring who's helping cosponsor it because there were some overlaps in requests to sponsor other stuff. But new verses! Yay!
I am still in the process of posting stuff, and for this poem, figuring who's helping cosponsor it because there were some overlaps in requests to sponsor other stuff. But new verses! Yay!
Poem: "Mad Scientesses"
This poem came out of the October 7, 2014 Poetry Fishbowl. It was inspired by prompts from
moriwen1 and
peoriapeoriawhereart. It fills the "internet / social media" square in my 9-1-14 card for the
ladiesbingo fest, and the "Epistolary fic: Emails, letters, etc." square in my 7-30-14 card for the
genprompt_bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored by
dialecticdreamer. It belongs to the Polychrome Heroics series.
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New verses in "What a Precious Privilege"
Thanks to a donation from
dialecticdreamer, there are 8 new verses in "What a Precious Privilege." Lawrence points out some of what has gone wrong in his life, or could in the future especially if Stan isn't careful about the situation.
Poem: "Nancy Stories"
This poem came out of the August 5, 2014 Poetry Fishbowl. It was inspired by a prompt from LJ user Rhodielady_47. It also fills "the mind's eye" square of my 7-30-14 card for the
genprompt_bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored by
chanter_greenie, Anthony and Shirley Barrette. It belongs to the Polychrome Heroics series.
Note: This poem is written in dialect using references for Grenadian Creole English. The unfamiliar grammar, spelling, and vocabulary are not mistakes but rather follow rules different than those of mainland American English.
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Note: This poem is written in dialect using references for Grenadian Creole English. The unfamiliar grammar, spelling, and vocabulary are not mistakes but rather follow rules different than those of mainland American English.
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