Tag: mythology
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Deep Blue Sea Dance Clip
Oops! I’d forgotten this one…Yes this 🏝 island theme continues, ocean waves 🌊mermaids, yoga dance, completed 5 for Britney Spears. Britney is the spinner; I am not :). I love her spinning. “Blue lights are hard to describe…” 💙 🎶🧚♂️🧜♀️💖🌊🌊🎶 https://youtube.com/shorts/uppf7VNZB94?feature=share Jade Nicole Yoga Playlist I was redoing my Yoga Dance videos finding some new […]
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Rooted and Winged by Luanne Castle: Standing So Your Familiar Setting Takes Flight with You
The book cover is beautifully done. Today I am joining Luanne Castle on her Book Tour around the blogs, and here is my reflective review of her latest, newly released poetry book, Rooted and Winged. While the title is my own poetic way of describing the poetry book, Rooted and Winged, a favorite line of […]
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My Dream of a Paper I Didn’t Request but Read Anyway
I dreamed last night I had a few printed pages given to me by an unspecified fortune teller, predictions I did not ask for, but ‘here it is!’ I see. On the front page, it predicts that I am most fond of the Full Moon…and there’s an illustration of a very big round and bright […]
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From Love Sonnets of Proteus, poem by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
I am reading through poetry in a pair of anthologies I’d found at the library…here’s one, the first in the book. * From Love Sonnets of Proteus by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt I see you, Juliet, still, with your straw hat Loaded with vines, and with your dear pale face, On which those thirty years so […]
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“Who Knew”
Calm, I knew well, interlocked, entwined with mine. Superior, yet open always…first, that certain pale blue, the expansiveness that is close, contentment…Trust, feel safe with my soul-friend; I’d heard from others you looking down often, none of your little news, and mostly I’ve been looking up since I would look, meet both places, eyes meet […]
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“A Villanelle for the Times”
You might remember when I was writing a villanelle poem, wanting to try another traditional form, as I’d written my first ghazal at the time and a sonnet, but I didn’t like the draft or that particular form for the idea. I transformed that villanelle into a ghazal, and I was happy with that latest […]