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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Today's Poem or Short Story Prompt: The Word "library"



This blog is devoted to a select group of poets. We're starting with poets from the Ann Arbor area, but, hey, if you're from Detroit, Grand Rapids, Saginaw or the Upper Peninsula, then that is okay, too.

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Today's poem or short story prompt is the word "library"







(note: this week's posts by Mike are dedicated to the Harry Potter Alliance http://thehpalliance.org/ a group of dedicated mostly-Muggles doing good in the world. See you at Misti Con this weekend.)

2 comments:

  1. Library

    All that knowledge
    If it disappeared
    I would have to write down
    All that I know
    All that I have learned
    To forget it again
    And again
    Guessing from the titles
    What I felt was once so important

    Catherine Powers
    May 9, 2013
    Copyright 2013

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  2. CLUTTER


    At what point
    does this ocean of books
    and records
    and spiral notebooks
    and frayed legal pads
    stop being a library
    and start being
    clutter?

    There is an idea
    an important idea
    hiding in one of them
    somewhere
    between pages of
    bad sketches
    unfinished songs
    and notes
      that consider the
      similarities between
      Kirkegaard and Origen
      in terms of
      fashion choices.

    A silverfish ran across the top of one of the boxes.
    It's the one with all of those poems from high school.

    Everyone's a critic.


    - Mike Fedel
    May, 2013

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