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nomadpenguin
nomadpenguin
Somewhere, the trees are heavy with a cottoning of snow, and the morning sky is not bleak blue but sleepy grey. You are sitting at your window with your book untouched on the unmade bed, for the drifting flakes are far more beautiful than any words I could ever dream.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 3:45 PM UTC
Solitary Holiday
"DEAR BLANK CHALLENGE" PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS AND REPOST TRY TO KEEP IT GOING: HELLOPOETRY "DEAR BLANK" CHALLENGE SECRET SANTA POEMS EXCEPT NOT SECRET AND NOT SANTA RANDOM ACT/POEM OF KINDNESS STRANGER POETRY APPRECIATION I thought it might be nice to do like a secret santa thingy on hellopoetry only not secret and not santa… what I mean is, find a random stranger you literally have never met and do NOT know at all whose poetry you like and spend actual time genuinely reading their work, picking out your favorite lines and responding to them, pondering them, etc. Write something positive to them and post it as a poem with their name in the title. The “DEAR BLANK” challenge only you put their name instead of “blank”. I think we could all use a little recognition that we exist and are worth something since everyone seems a little depressed on here (including myself) which is fine, it’s a great outlet but it would be nice for people to just spontaneously find that a random stranger spent time in their life just to recognize you and care about your poetry. To write a kind poem/letter to them responding to lines in their poetry. If you need an example I just posted DEAR IMALRIGHT which was exactly what I meant. Check out imalright's poetry btw it is amazing. I plan on doing for more than one person and I'd love for you to do the same. Spread a little kindness, we could all use a little. Also message me if you are going to do the challenge and message the stranger you do the DEAR BLANK challenge for so they know to look for and read your poem. I just thought that Imalright who was a perfect stranger to me seemed like a wonderful poet and a wonderful person based on her poetry so I chose her. You do that too if you accept the DEAR BLANK challenge. INCLUDE DEARBLANKCHALLENGE AS A HASHTAG IF YOU DO THE CHALLENGE SO EVERYONE CAN FIND THEM please repost this over and over so we can get as many people involved as possible and try and make a difference in a couple people's lives because I just want to make everyone feel loved but I'm just one girl, I can't do it alone. Please help me with this and join me in the DEAR BLANK challenge. Take time out of your day to properly appreciate someone's poetry who you do not know. PLEASE REPOST LET'S GET EVERYONE INVOLVED!!! ;D THANKS! -EMBER EVANESCENT
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 10:11 PM UTC
"DEAR BLANK CHALLENGE" PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS AND REPOST TRY TO KEEP IT GOING: HELLOPOETRY "DEAR BLANK" CHALLENGE SECRET SANTA POEMS EXCEPT NOT SECRET AND NOT SANTA RANDOM ACT/POEM OF KINDNESS STRANGER POETRY APPRECIATION
"DEAR BLANK CHALLENGE" PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS AND REPOST TRY TO KEEP IT GOING: HELLOPOETRY "DEAR BLANK" CHALLENGE SECRET SANTA POEMS EXCEPT NOT SECRET AND NOT SANTA RANDOM ACT/POEM OF KINDNESS STRANGER POETRY APPRECIATION I thought it might be nice to do like a secret santa thingy on hellopoetry only not secret and not santa… what I mean is, find a random stranger you literally have never met and do NOT know at all whose poetry you like and spend actual time genuinely reading their work, picking out your favorite lines and responding to them, pondering them, etc. Write something positive to them and post it as a poem with their name in the title. The “DEAR BLANK” challenge only you put their name instead of “blank”. I think we could all use a little recognition that we exist and are worth something since everyone seems a little depressed on here (including myself) which is fine, it’s a great outlet but it would be nice for people to just spontaneously find that a random stranger spent time in their life just to recognize you and care about your poetry. To write a kind poem/letter to them responding to lines in their poetry. If you need an example I just posted DEAR IMALRIGHT which was exactly what I meant. Check out imalright's poetry btw it is amazing. I plan on doing for more than one person and I'd love for you to do the same. Spread a little kindness, we could all use a little. Also message me if you are going to do the challenge and message the stranger you do the DEAR BLANK challenge for so they know to look for and read your poem. I just thought that Imalright who was a perfect stranger to me seemed like a wonderful poet and a wonderful person based on her poetry so I chose her. You do that too if you accept the DEAR BLANK challenge. INCLUDE DEARBLANKCHALLENGE AS A HASHTAG IF YOU DO THE CHALLENGE SO EVERYONE CAN FIND THEM please repost this over and over so we can get as many people involved as possible and try and make a difference in a couple people's lives because I just want to make everyone feel loved but I'm just one girl, I can't do it alone. Please help me with this and join me in the DEAR BLANK challenge. Take time out of your day to properly appreciate someone's poetry who you do not know. PLEASE REPOST LET'S GET EVERYONE INVOLVED!!! ;D THANKS! -EMBER EVANESCENT
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To my first follower This will be a love poem, for all poems are love poems. Fast love is the way of poets, and are we not poets, you and I? So my hater of titles, my quicksilver bird, my dreamer of stars, my monochrome tulip, my lover of the ugly, my age-cracked china, barely sixteen and world-weary, invisible but trapped in your own shadow, this is my poem to tell you that all the words of Petrarch and every sonnet of Shakespeare could not describe your radiance, that you're worth more than all the gold that slumbers in warmth beneath the earth, that one day you'll lie in a meadow with the cool breeze bringing the smell of salt to your nose, and wonder when the constellations got so bright. You'll not believe a word, but yet here I am, writing you a love poem.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
Dear Mercurial
I found hope after a cheap meal, tossed onto our table like an afterthought. I did not tell you of the little miracle hidden away between the folds, just slipped the scrap of paper into my pocket, and savored the taste of the sweet golden future.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 8:34 PM UTC
Fortune Cookie
You never thought you’d mourn the loss of one hour, only a single turn of the minute hand. But how mistaken you were, when your brightest noon vanished behind the tops of the desolate pines.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 1:35 PM UTC
Daylight Savings