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Love and Lust | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 8, 2012. Poem 8 of 30. Once chance is all that I need. Far from eyes that know and seek. Gluttonous lust beckons me. Fulfilled today the master’s feast. Conscience be silent and still. Peace has triumphed over will. Rest now my soul take thy fill. Breathe in the love lust did kill. Will Brown is a poet, blogger, and a scanner of all things new. He also currently blogs at Help Desk Helps. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Interview with Poet Ted Kooser.

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How to Get Your Poetry Published | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. May 19, 2012. How to Get Your Poetry Published. The most frustrating and demoralizing thing that a poet can experience is that of being rejected by a poetry publisher. No matter what the scale of that publisher. It can be a world renowned literary magazine, your church newsletter, or your favorite poetry blog. Being the fragile-minded character that I am, I decided to take the easy route: I don’t even try. So, anyway, back to the topic of this post.

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Good Morning | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 7, 2012. Poem 7 of 30. And I know this doesn’t mean. That it’s over. It’s just one day in a. One moment in a life. Between us both we’ve seen the tragedy. Raggedy hearts beat in unison but. Are worn down from years of neglect. The light still shines for you. Words pour from the soul for you. To express this truth for you. And it feels good to let you know. To show you the horizon ahead of us. The sun breaking the crest for us. My Muse, My Muse.

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Death Creeps In | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 11, 2012. Poem 10 of 30. I hate the permanence of death. Its ever present presence. Its stench distant, but ever closer. Creeping in like a fog. Like the faint light. Time is being cheated. Minutes and seconds and years. Slip through my fingers. Like blood from a slit wrist. I struggle to seal the wound. To save my life. To have more time. For me. For them. Where he discusses tips and issues affecting the help desk professional. My Muse, My Muse.

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Victory’s Seed | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 9, 2012. Poem 9 of 30. A bad day’s triumph. Can quell the soul’s rage. And plant victory’s seed. To bloom another day. Will Brown is a poet, blogger, and a scanner of all things new. He also currently blogs at Help Desk Helps. Where he discusses tips and issues affecting the help desk professional. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Interview with Poet Ted Kooser. X000B7; Log in.

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Sticks and Stones | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 5, 2012. Poem 5 of 30. It fell from your lips. Like a sack of flour. The aftermath was the same. Time froze as it teetered. On the edge of your lips. Tumbling to the ground. With a deep heavy thud. Will Brown is a poet, blogger, and a scanner of all things new. He also currently blogs at Help Desk Helps. Where he discusses tips and issues affecting the help desk professional. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

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And We Were Hit On the Left Side | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 6, 2012. And We Were Hit On the Left Side. Poem 6 of 30. And We Were Hit On the Left Side. My head fractures the glass at impact. Screeching tires was all I heard before. Shards of glass fill the car like. The glitter in a snow globe settling. Another impact from the right. Starts us bending towards it. Our arm reaching out to it. As if wanting to touch it. The glitter now shines deep red. Floating before my eyes. The sky is replaced with grey.

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Charles Simic Muses on Why He Still Writes Poetry…And So Should You | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. May 20, 2012. Charles Simic Muses on Why He Still Writes Poetry…And So Should You. While browsing through my Twitter feed. I came across a link to an inspiring piece by Pulitzer Prize winning poet Charles Simic. Entitled “ Why I Still Write Poetry. Surely, I’m beyond poetry. But the call of the muse still beckons me to listen. Though I try to ignore her. She gently whispers. Encouraging me to return. To write again. Why do you write? There are other ti...

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So Unkind | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. April 4, 2012. Poem 4 of 30. You seem to me to be quite unkind. The kind of person without the time. The time without a moment to spare. To spare a moment with those who care. I care about your lack of smiles. The smiles would give me hope a while. A while ago you said you cared. Your care for me is no longer there. There comes a time when all must end. That which ends must begin again. Again I hope for one more try. I try again but you are so unkind.

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Cloudy Day Art #80 – Tips for Reading Poetry Aloud with Don from ClassicPoetryAloud.com | Cloudy Day Art

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Inspiration, News, and Trends for Poets and Writers. September 15, 2007. Cloudy Day Art #80 – Tips for Reading Poetry Aloud with Don from ClassicPoetryAloud.com. Audio:http:/ www.cloudydayart.com/mp3/CDA 070916.mp3]. Have you been looking for ways to effectively improve your performance when reading your poetry at an open mic? Or, have you wanted to submit an audio file of yourself reading or reciting a poem to an online website, but not happy with the recorded result? Listen to actors reading poetry.