Author Archives: dgermann
New under sun
Yes there is something new under the sun. You. :- Doug.
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These things in your heart
I’m not actually talking about poetry. This too is poetry in the sense I mean. Thinking, ahh thinking, thinking long. Wide. Far. Pondering. These things in your heart. Playfully. :- Doug.
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Needle skips a groove
Poetry is a test run in new ways to think the needle skips a groove you hear the juxtaposition you start to sing a new song :- Doug.
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Know which to shake
Our role is to shake up and we know which things :- Doug.
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Through this catastrophe
Old ones ought to be explorers Why? Because we are less attached to raising family, making a name because we’d be good at exploring Old lawyers ought to be poets Because we’d be good at it less attached seeing wider … Continue reading
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Poetry rules
Here are the rules There are no rules Or not rhythm Or not rhyme Short lines long Get it down Let it out to play :- Doug.
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Rewriting you
Honor your poetry Write it down Converse with it Allow that it might be Rewriting you :- Doug.
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Face never noticed?
What is ever before your face You’ve never noticed? :- Doug.
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Sun just cresting
Writing slows us, so we can actually think. The rest of the times those things we have are thoughts. Used thinking. The products of thinking. And they move so fast they have us. Like the slick talking used car sales … Continue reading
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Imposing on later?
What are we imposing on later generations? :- Doug.
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Perplexes you
Read something that perplexes you. :- Doug.
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