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I like the twist at the end of the haiku. The bookish picture brings back memories of grad school, when I subsisted on pizza and peanut butter sandwiches. Not at the same time.
I do exactly that, have longings & then all I want is pizza. And I do love PB&J sandwiches. No crusts, Never tried the two together, Not an impossible imagining, though. Add a cheeseburger to the list and I would be completely happy with the menu.
Love your poem. I really do feel that way. The inner longing. My muse has been calling me to start writing about desire and longing. A way of working through the mysteries of love and life. Imaginary characters I am drawn to. They want, no, they demand I write their stories. Now. I want nothing more than to let them out of my head.
I love the twists you take in your writing. Lovely painting to go with Haiku. jk 🙂
Yes, in my poems, I will always keep desire amongst the Muse’s wishes. But also, I am referring to the novel I am reworking & continuing on into the sequel, written but needs the characters words. Those characters, I speak of are banging at the door to get out. It is getting rather noisy. Now I must find the invisible time & get it grow in length so I have enough.
The Muse is calling. I can feel it in my bones.
Love the closing design in your comment. How did you create it?
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I like the twist at the end of the haiku. The bookish picture brings back memories of grad school, when I subsisted on pizza and peanut butter sandwiches. Not at the same time.
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I love your comments. I’m a bit disappointed that you didn’t have pizza and pb sandwiches at the same time, though😏
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I do exactly that, have longings & then all I want is pizza. And I do love PB&J sandwiches. No crusts, Never tried the two together, Not an impossible imagining, though. Add a cheeseburger to the list and I would be completely happy with the menu.
Love your poem. I really do feel that way. The inner longing. My muse has been calling me to start writing about desire and longing. A way of working through the mysteries of love and life. Imaginary characters I am drawn to. They want, no, they demand I write their stories. Now. I want nothing more than to let them out of my head.
I love the twists you take in your writing. Lovely painting to go with Haiku. jk 🙂
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Have a wonderful day, JK! Thanks for the sweet words, and I look forward to reading your poems of longing! Yes, we must listen to our muse 💘
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Yes, in my poems, I will always keep desire amongst the Muse’s wishes. But also, I am referring to the novel I am reworking & continuing on into the sequel, written but needs the characters words. Those characters, I speak of are banging at the door to get out. It is getting rather noisy. Now I must find the invisible time & get it grow in length so I have enough.
The Muse is calling. I can feel it in my bones.
Love the closing design in your comment. How did you create it?
Have a Great day. jk 😀
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Well, I wish you well with your sequel novel….how exciting!
When I’m not at my computer, I access WP via my iPhone, and I can use the phone’s emoji. I’ll leave you with these: 💐🌷🌸🌻🌺
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TY for your encouragement.
Love the emojis. So delicate and beautiful. Thanks. jk 😀
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