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Senedipity and Friends
Serendipity waves her wand across our lives on a regular basis, whether we realize it or not. I read Robert Lee Brewer’s Poetic Asides writing prompt this morning and thought, “Yep, I can do that one...
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Taking a Bite Out of Crime
The present novel I’m writing is a women’s cozy mystery. Several months ago I had the first three chapters of what I thought was a very straightforward, perhaps even simplistic, plot going for me on...
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April PAD 2013 – Day 21
Over at Poetic Asides, today’s prompt asks for a Senryū. A Senryū is an un-rhymed Japanese poetry form that consists of 3 lines with 5-7-5 syllables each. Whereas Haiku tends to focus on nature, Senryū...
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Claudsy’s Blog: Serendipity
serendipity (Photo credit: jorgempf) We all have those occasions when what we’ve been thinking about for days, or something we were told was necessary for us to have, drops into our laps without...
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Poetry 365: Last Lines
Last Lines By: Meena Rose I did not say no Suddenly, the now forces itself to be born Let’s embrace a new mentality That giggle as I commit them to paper She inhaled desire Hoping he’d have a word A...
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