Learn something new every day: this morning as I was checking out Deb's post for Read Write Poem, I read about American Sentences, a poetic form I'd never previously encountered. The gist of American Sentences: they're haiku-length poems (17 syllables) but without the line break constraints of a traditional haiku. Sounds like fun.
Fingers ripple across keyboard; I avoid real life dirty dishes.
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Thanks for the nod. I think the only way I can do NaPoWriMo this year is by way of these.
I like yours! Avoidance art :-) about the art of avoidance.
(Or, as your word verification says: mwwwrm!)
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