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Tag Archives: Hopscotch
hopscotch pattern
moon chops through clouds swelled with wind by neither wind nor hand a lute wanders hundred year tunes a gathering of umbrellas in hopscotch pattern hope for night rain a sandle hops into night black the words will have to … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged Biwa-bokuboku, Blogging, Hopscotch, Kasa-obake, Pictures, Poem, Poetry, Writing, Yokai
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Musings
Or really, honestly, are you ever going to finish things? It’s been apparent lately that I have been on a poetry and prose streak. Well, I say streak, now it’s really all I do. And really (as of right now) … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Blogging, Hopscotch, Julio Cortazar, Novel, Poetry, Prose, Scribbles, Things that really aren't words, Writing
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Julio Cortazar and his insect audience (and one spider) (3rd set) (Poems and Pictures)
Solitary light could be the last fails to hold the moths attention incandescent words emanating from Cortazar’s pages keeps the lepidopteran in raptures ~~~ Thundering down pour lacewing shelters delicate wings under the crumpled spine of Cortazar’s Hopscotch … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Poems
Tagged Hopscotch, Insects, Julio Cortazar, Jumping Spider, Models, Photo, Plasticine, Poetry
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Hopscotch (Poems)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A game of hopscotch chalk outline on black paving the guardian of chance ~~~ The Gods decide fates and destiny on a hopscotch course marked out on the stars ~~~ … Continue reading
Ted the Spider and his Literary Adventures
There is a spider clinging to the wall. His name is Ted. While I am writing Ted is looking down on me. Ted is brown, hairy and eight legged yet he does not provide much in the way of feedback. … Continue reading
Posted in Fragments
Tagged Books, Hopscotch, Jane Austen, Julio Cortazar, Literary, Pride and Prejudice, Reading, Robert Desnos, Spider, Spider With a Moustache, Spiders, Story, Surreal, Ted, Wall
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The City of La Maga
The city of La Maga decided that it did not like its current design. So down came the towers, the houses, the apartments, the libraries and the shops. After the deconstruction was complete the residents of La Maga drew out … Continue reading
Posted in Invisible Cities
Tagged Borough, City, Deconstruction, Dice, District, Encounters, Finite, Game, Hop, Hopscotch, Infinite, Invisible, Invisible Cities, Invisible City, Julio Cortazar, Juxtapositions, La Maga, Layout, Random, Reconstruction, Sequences, Skip, Trout
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Golden Giraffes Riding Scarlet Flamingos Through The Desert of Forever 