Author Archives: dgermann
Playfully now human
Playful poetry expands our very nature no longer who I was a moment ago now human :- Doug.
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Taking care taking care
Poetry is taking care with words taking care of life. :- Doug.
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Invite poems to visit?
What are ways to invite poems to visit you? :- Doug.
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A poem for 300
Write a poem to be read by elders in 300 years. :- Doug.
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More dreams these days?
I’m hearing that some people are having more dreams in covid time. Know anyone who has? :- Doug.
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Ya just gotta sing
Play with poetry Inviting you Sometimes ya just gotta sing :- Doug.
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Seeds will sprout
Seeds will sprout as they will or not :- Doug.
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A why to write poetry
Maybe you don’t need a reason A why to write poetry Poetry may be why enough :- Doug.
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Curiosity working on you
Poetry is curiosity working on you. :- Doug.
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Covid play?
How can covid times help us create, invent, and play with our friends? :- Doug.
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Wizened bird
All-hearing all-seeing drone up in the sky Re-examine events yes but also the poet For the wizened bird here’s poetry’s role :- Doug.
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So poetry?
What are the “So thats” of writing poetry? :- Doug.
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Scary word
My purpose is to ask us to think bigger, and that requires we use our imaginations—together. Together here is a scary word. :- Doug.
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Poetry is a state of mind
Poetry is a state of mind Seeing :- Doug.
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Breezes steering a hot air balloon
Like the breezes affecting a hot air balloon are we in covid-time. We know which way the wind is blowing at ground level and higher; we know the afternoon thermals can lift us if we look for them; we can … Continue reading
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In the war?
“Gram, what did you do in the COVID-19 war?” :- Doug.
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