good evening frank, good evening all #dversepoetspub has me dreaming of moving to the seaside again with your haibun Monday prompt
step into sunset
The calling #haibun.
The seashore calls. The smell of the salty sea laced with seaweed. The shouting seagulls calling my name. Telling me of a slower more relaxed way of life. I hunger to move closer to the seashore, which strengthens with each passing year, as I get closer and closer to retirement (still over a decade away). But finding a place with the same spoken word scene I have around me at the moment will be difficult. Craving seashore sunsets will probably win over sharing poetry in person (there is always the internet to help me share).
Sand dunes, salty air, Seaweed, gulls and beach sunsets, Calling to my heart.
Par cark#spoonerism. #hospiceofstfrancs, #pottenensteamfaye, #Dacorummachinaryandsteam, #spoonerisms (a spoonerism is two words with their first letters swapped as a slip of the tongue) a poem by the par cark guy (rog leach)
Fusty rords and puddy muddles, squadio rarks when stars cuck in puddy muddles, Joisy Naguar and enaction tringes, Teer bent and tedic ment, Enire finges bringing water. who screamed for ice cream, everybody did until, ractor trides, to the shog dow, Next to the Furrells and Bodens. Did this get your, Tongue well and truly twisted.
the example showing a Vincent van Gogh painting with an Anne Sexton poem got me thinking of the following two songs. the first a Peter Gabriel based on an Anne Sexton poem and the second one about Vincent van Gogh.
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