At the risk of premature tasteless humor regarding Steve Jobs:
Did you hear what Steve Jobs' last words were?
"iDead"
Did you hear what Steve Jobs' last words were?
"iDead"
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knavery \NEY-vuh-ree\ , noun;
1.Unprincipled, untrustworthy, or dishonest dealing; trickery.
2.Action or practice characteristic of a knave
3.A knavish act or practice.
knavery - Such an idiotic simpleton is he, always about one
type of knavery or another and mostly getting caught.
a·miss [uh-mis] Show IPA
adverb
1.out of the right or proper course, order, or condition; improperly; wrongly; astray: Did I speak amiss?
adjective (usually used predicatively)
2.improper; wrong; faulty: I think something is amiss in your calculations.
Amiss: Of all the misses that I've missed, she was without a doubt the most amiss.
dorsal \DAWR-suhl\ , adjective;
1.Situated on the back...
Dorsal - such a wonderful word. Just play with it while you say it. I dare you. Don't just let it sit there. Pick it up and let it roll slowly off your tongue. Dorsal. You could be someone's most trusted friend. Always having their back. The new "wing man" - my dorsal friend. Do I hear a song in the making?
Definition of cosmogony: theory or story of the origin and development of the universe, the solar system, or the earth-moon system.
Cosmology - more inclusive than the magazine, vast as the humor of Bill, and harder to consume than the drink... It is all about location, location, location.
Cosmology - more inclusive than the magazine, vast as the humor of Bill, and harder to consume than the drink... It is all about location, location, location.
words anxiously spoken
falling upon one another
incessant
cascade
full
pounding down
rocky words
after a while the constant sound
is
numbing
speech without pause
between thoughts
leaving
no gap for new ideas
reminding us of the precious
gems
of silence
between friends
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Award Notice
Thank You to The Poetry Palace for the Perfect Poet Award, Week 54.
I nominate Paige for the next award.
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Award Notice
Thank You to The Poetry Palace for the Perfect Poet Award, Week 54.
I nominate Paige for the next award.
ex·quis·ite/ekˈskwizit/
Adjective: Extremely beautiful and, typically, delicate.
Exquisite - with the very moistness of your clearly articulated sound, so defined and delicately precise, she was, we were, it was exquisite.
Adjective: Extremely beautiful and, typically, delicate.
Exquisite - with the very moistness of your clearly articulated sound, so defined and delicately precise, she was, we were, it was exquisite.
Starting this week, I'll be adding a weekly themed post, Word Wednesday, to Kim's Korner.
The post will focus on a fun word (perhaps commonly known, but seldom used), the definition and some playful writing based on the understanding or misunderstanding of that word!
I hope you will join us for Word Wednesday - starting this week!
The post will focus on a fun word (perhaps commonly known, but seldom used), the definition and some playful writing based on the understanding or misunderstanding of that word!
I hope you will join us for Word Wednesday - starting this week!
Get to the gut of it, that tight, twisting, acidic scream of the belly
There you will find you and the you that longs to be more
Pain demands change...limits, contorts and defines
She always loved me, to a fault
When it hurt inside I could depend on her, her compliments, her advocacy, her mothering
The pain would always go, run out with laughter or perspective, or distraction
It's not her fault I could never love myself, to a fault
There is the gut of it
Loving oneself through the faults
There you will find you and the you that longs to be more
Pain demands change...limits, contorts and defines
She always loved me, to a fault
When it hurt inside I could depend on her, her compliments, her advocacy, her mothering
The pain would always go, run out with laughter or perspective, or distraction
It's not her fault I could never love myself, to a fault
There is the gut of it
Loving oneself through the faults