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naomi-buote
naomi-buote
Quebec, Canada
A word by itself is a wonderful thing as worthy to the fiddle one string but adorned with a sentence a word blossoms in sense inviting young hearts to sing. So teach the words by poem or book that coax young eyes to delve and look teach words that dance within a song and tempt young minds to travel along. As mystery, adventure and images churn inside young heads as every page turns deeper knowledge of language they'll yearn for far more than words they'll be fond wanting to discover what's happening beyond. Being a teacher is wonderful but millions do the same job every day just by being a parent. Applaud yourself for taking on such an honorable role and take the time to read to your children.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 2:31 PM UTC
Teaching More Than Just Words
my love-parched lips ****** in the poison water from your well of lies quenching the wails of my thirsty soul you enraptured me cleaved me with your claws left me specter-like destroyed, deadened, desolate a rotting skeleton tree crumbling in the raging rain straining against my bitter crime of still loving you scattered at my feet are the grimy scraps of withered leaves lingering, last remnants of you in FURY, i fiercely try to kick you away the gusty gale gyres you within its blustery breath killing the echoes of my "I love yous" offering up to me one silenced second while in the distance an agitated river loudly roars "you love him still" and the heartened moon vanishes from the sky leaves behind but darkness but me a tenuousness, teary night
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 2:30 PM UTC
Love-Parched Lips
The wind whisked soft curls from your eyes as you giggled and swung up high look mom, I can fly! you called out a delightful cry for an instant a wish filled my head if only I could, I would change your wooden swing for golden wings instead just for the joy to see you fly up high, laugh out loud and touch the sky.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 2:28 PM UTC
A Mother’s Wish
In Quebec’s quiet winter wee A season’s joyful jubilee Crafted mid cliffs towering tall Sculptures sitting in silent awe Glistening gems grown from sea spree Blue-blush hushed by green-glow glee Fascinating formed frozen freeze Sketched a skillful sibylline sprawl In Quebec’s quiet winter. A sublime sight stunning to see Until spring summons the flow free Tuning it to a fast free fall A raging race, a roaring wrawl Go gaze and kneel at nature’s knee In Quebec’s quiet winter.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 2:25 PM UTC
In Quebec's Quiet Winter
drifting slowly out to sea lost in this vast ocean that separates you and me crashing against the waves of tired and used i love yous we struggle through the days fighting to keep today afloat gasping between tomorrows and bitterness of yesterdays evoking choking in our throats will we learn to swim together or just drown in one another
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 2:13 PM UTC
drifting slowly
am i solidly so-so sane am i slightly in-all insane a sweet and sour, salty, bitter stanza anaphora, alliteration, rhyme and meter spiced-up with macerated metaphors slant rhymes stirred in a one cup measure chopped, cut, creamed or cored i guess i am... a tablespoon of solidly so-so sane a teaspoon of slightly in-all insane a roast with a zest of relished craziness a marinating mustard mix of uniqueness i guess i am only simply me an originally homemade recipe
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 11:58 AM UTC
i (a crazy poetic recipe)