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we circlestripe the night
in green/red/violet,
splashwash pastel paint
on winter’s eye//like shaDes
you crosstape a thousandtwenty snow flakes
for turbotumbling dives,
place ’em on a sled to countercruise the sky
with mouth blown moondust glass
i torchblaze the path,
sidedance a bunch of spacecrabs,
slowcook dew for dinner
while a hungry eastwind,
stormblows meteoroidic wrinkles in my dress
(later you’ll find galaxies in every fold)
& hotglue saturn’s ring
onto an 80% cocoa protoplanetary disk
——-hmmmmm–
i lick my lips (a bit dreamy), then centrifuge
weightlesswombed
towards a highdioptric spinning light
(almost a moth–
and nope, i don’t apologize)
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smiles.. ok… i had a bit fun with this one… Banish Boredom is Victoria’s theme at dVerse today… choose effective verbs instead of overloading the poem with adjectives, adverbs and passive voice… now get your pen going…doors open at 3pm EST…
I love the slowcooked dew.. Something to serve to spacecrabs.. Love the picture when they eat
You had fun writing this one, and I had a blast reading it. Great space ride. Def your verbs are superbly effective. Enjoyed this so much Claudia.
Nothing wrong with having a bit of fun, and the compounded words are fun.
fantastic. your actions paint your scene. torchblaze the path!
That does sound fun – and very freeing! Especially liked slowcooking dew for dinner… and the unapologetic tone of the poem.
I like the sidedance..;) ..and the galaxies in every fold of the dress..
These centrifusion forces have taken you to unexpected places! I too like the slowcooked dew for dinner. Another fun painting!
ha. i like your space crabs pic…my fav part is finding galaxies int he skirt…its playful and sensual at the same time…def some surreal moments in there…and you got really creative with your mash up verbs…smiles….
Oh, I would like a night circlestiped in such bright colors! And I would like to have a piece of that mouth blown moondust glass! But as for hotgluing Saturn’s ring, I think I will pass!! And what a fascinating imaginative painting today, Claudia.
You sure went afar having some fun at your bar, cooked up a storm but that is the norm.
fantastic! spacy and fun! crabs – in style – happy full moon in cancer ;)x
It is something like what painters do– dew–slowcooking, even without brush. K.
Love the space crabs, they’re adorable. Slow cooked dew sounds delicious. Galaxies in every fold of your dress, love it.
Love it, Claudia.
“Later you will find galaxies in every fold.” What a fantastic line! It says to me that Claudia is very much aware of the world around her.
Ah…this one just makes me smile as I have my morning coffee….and I also loved those compound words.
Thanks for the flight through art out beyond gravity! I like circlestripes, splashwash, crosstape, countercruise, slidedance …. all the way to the hotglue and lick, I had a lover took me on a twilight champaigne hot-air balloon ride once, but I’ve never had an invitation like this before.
How creative on the use of word pairing – circlestrip/splashwash/side dance / slow cook ~
Fun & full of energy Claudia ~
Very inventive and fun.
I love how you took the prompt to the next level. Mega-verbs. 😀
It is apparent in your words that you really had a fun time writing it. How amusing! I loved the images your created here.
I love this one: stormblows meteoroidic wrinkles in my dress – you did have fun with this and I loved it, very clever.
i torchblaze the path, – Love this, interesting words and great images here, like being blown in a whirlwind. I love it.
Love the “torchblaze a path.” Great imagery – perfect picture. You have such a gift for creating unique and interesting combinations of words and sentences. This was such fun to read!
“(later you’ll find galaxies in every fold)”
I love that.
Beautiful. Loved your unique use of verbs. Circlestripe is my favorite.
A brilliant brilliant Claudia offering – superb – love it!
Anna :o]
Dang this is good. I relish your verbs…the ones you created especially. I see I’m going to have to come back to my list or I’ll never catch up reading. Thanks, Claudia.
I hope you had as much fun creating it as I did reading it…just marvelous!
So creative.. all those compound words.. I love it.. and no… never apologize. 🙂
wow Claudia!! “…slow cook dew for dinner…” I’m not sure where you took me but I sure loved the ride! Absolutely loved this!!!!!
Nice space ride hurtling with verbs! Wonderful write Claudia!
Hank
It seems, a lady never need apologize… especially not for this.
What great words: dioptric, protoplanetary; it’s like picking up a signal from another world. Wonderful picture as well.
just lovely snow time
Some humdingers of strong verbs in here! What an imagination…
You are the queen of word pairing! Always a whirl when I visit here 🙂
slow cook dew… so nice
Slowcook dew for dinner. That has to be one of the strongest images I’ve ever come across. Thanks.
Greetings from London.
Dew for dinner, slowcooked or otherwise, is brilliant. Like others have said, the fun you had with this poem is contagious, and you def took the prompt to the next level; compound words enrich en poetics–I make them up all the time; this is one of my faves of your work; thanks.
OH MY GOD! “OMG” would just not suffice here. CLAUDIA, what are you DOing? Creating these things which well deserve
place-in-space TIME
capsule.
I’m SERIOSO, Ma’am!
After reading, I had to lick my lips and scroll back to non-brushed drawing…
I feel like the day is over when I read your posts, Claudia…hereafter I’m gonna wait until bed time to do so…lip-licking and everything!
PEACE and LIGHT and LOVE, Babe!
Oh Woman! Whence cometh letters structured together so…?
…then centrifuge
weightlesswombed
towards a highdioptric spinning light…”
Every time I read your poetry, there is a surprise – and this time it’s such a great effect that you created effortlessly.
I love you images, but this will be in my head for a long time “slow cook dew for dinner”. Oh, what a strong image. 🙂
Claudia, some great phrasing in this poem. Sorry for the late visit, life is hell right now, That is putting it mildly.
Pamela
A wonderful write! I love these little fellows that you’ve brought to life with words and your gift of drawing.
quite a pic there! and i found myself going up and down the verse and the pic! quite a bit of talking by the verbs! 🙂
You did a great job with this and the fun shone through.
I looked at the prompt and was too terrified to have a go.
That line “slowcook dew for dinner” made my day 🙂
What a lovely trip you took us on. Adore the drawing/painting!