this flower was scented like strawberry and sugarcane š°š»ššø Intoxicated by A Book and Some Flowers Iād found a book recently called The Perfect Couple by Elin Hilderbrand, and I noticed before I read the book that it was scented so beautifully like the beach by the sea and a sweetly potent suntan fragranceā¦I breathed…… Continue reading An Intoxicating Book, A Bird Tries to Break into My Window, and More Recent Life Stories
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Itās Monday and the Right Rumi Has Arrived
May 23rd and continues a few days Itās Monday and the right Rumi has arrived. Iād sorted through editions, I found this pocket-like book containing that same 800 yrs ago poetry, but this time presented by various translators, the main editorās aim to preserve Rumiās original rhythm and conciseness. I could see that coming true…… Continue reading Itās Monday and the Right Rumi Has Arrived
Shakespeare Gets a Bath
(kind of) I have enjoyed the spa-like activity of lounging my legs and feet in the bathtub with warm water and soaps, not as a relaxation goal but it makes the skin softer and fragrant. In the meantime, I thought Iād bring Shakespeareās play I got from the library, called Cymbeline, in to read with…… Continue reading Shakespeare Gets a Bath
āThis Is…ā
Humidity. This is the red flower moon full of… This is an anonymous lady shouting out, grilling, “Don’t be sorry, honey!” [to a man with her] of me, after there was no altercation, but only kindly manners, as he’d come quickly around a hidden bend, jogging toward my cart as I stepped aside, said I…… Continue reading āThis Is…ā
An Indelible Online Poetry Reading: Connection & Disconnection in The Ikea Age
so much blush these evenings & more this morning with the moon too šš I attended Indelible Evenings as a guest on Wed. 11/17/21, an online reading hosted in Dubai that goes along with Indelible magazine in which two of my poems from my third book in progress will be published. Roula Maria-Dib is the…… Continue reading An Indelible Online Poetry Reading: Connection & Disconnection in The Ikea Age
Soothing
Evening blush tonight As for the previous post, it felt to me as if someone was saying, āLights outā¦Time for rest now, Baby.ā And it was. A laugh out loud line of Shakespeareās (cited in Selected Poems by Lord Byron): “Iād rather be a kitten, and cry, mew! Than one of these same meter ballad-mongersā…… Continue reading Soothing