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Wayward Sparkles

Stories of this life gone astray

Poetry

Not lyrics, POETRY — because sometimes that’s the only way to express what I’m feeling

Evil Eye

August 20, 2019August 15, 2019 by M.L. James

Searching for its evil twin

Categories From Lemons to Arnold Palmers, Poetry, This Writing Life Tags evil eye, humor, philosophy, poetry 12 Comments

Buddy’s Farts — (if only the last part were true)

August 16, 2018 by M.L. James

His farts were a sin

Categories From Lemons to Arnold Palmers, Poetry, This Writing Life Tags buddy, farting dogs, humor 14 Comments

Outrageous Rage-out Ragout

July 19, 2019August 11, 2018 by M.L. James

I guess I should say — all apologies to everyone!

Categories From Lemons to Arnold Palmers, Poetry, This Writing Life Tags humor, limericks, Silly poems, twisted poetry 10 Comments

100th Post

July 29, 2018July 29, 2018 by M.L. James

WooHoo! We’re celebrating my 100th post, y’all!

Categories Check this out, From Lemons to Arnold Palmers, Inspired Thoughts, Poetry, This Writing Life Tags 100th post, angel who swears, Buddy the dog, Carry on and Keep Calm limericks, Carry On My Wayward Son by Kansas, cat named Birdie, limericks, Michael at Afterwards, Robbie Yates, Silly poems, the midnight goose, The Spot, voting for next blog post 17 Comments

Haiku — Third Line

June 19, 2018 by M.L. James

Perfect synchonicity

Categories Poetry, The Challenge Tags Haiku, inspiration, poetry, third line, writing Leave a comment

Haiku — The Second Line

June 17, 2018 by M.L. James

Wisdom and trouble combined

Categories Poetry Tags Haiku, inspiration, poetry Leave a comment

Haiku — The First Line

June 15, 2018June 15, 2018 by M.L. James

Sifting, sorting, letting go

Categories Poetry Tags Haiku, poetry inspiration, the Muse Leave a comment

Cog

June 14, 2018June 13, 2018 by M.L. James

As if I could see

Categories Poetry Tags bias, cog, dilution of knowledge, game of telephone, interpretation, knowledge from wisdom, learning, osmosis, poetry Leave a comment
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