
What is in a name?
Why, red flowering currant,
are your blossoms white?



What is in a name?
Why, red flowering currant,
are your blossoms white?



Oh, Dyssie, suss out:
Bored gods gamble with your life.
Find allies. Fight back.

Elon’s devil’s fingers
Devil’s fingers (Clathrus archeri ), also known as octopus stinkhorn, is a fungus which has a global distribution. In maturity it smells like putrid flesh.
“Dawn’s rosy fingers” is a recurring metaphor in Homer’s works, like The Odyssey, where it signifies the beginning of a new day and the start of events.

forest’s sodden duff
cedes to fragile trillium
spring will not be stayed

winter resolve reigns
by springtime just a drizzle
summer cedes to drought
Oh, to yet be young
I tire at the thought of it
I’ll sit and look wise

metaphors be damned
alone in the faceless crowd, we
weep behind our masks

keen the captor’s prey
killed by kerf of unsheathed claw
kitty’s catnip slayed

#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Creating a theme for one’s blog challenge is optional. My theme for 2021: a three line alliteration each day (5-7-5, haiku-ish) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
justice jettisoned;
jaded judge, jury, jailers;
jumpsuit, jammed in jail.

#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Creating a theme for one’s blog challenge is optional. My theme for 2021: a three line alliteration each day (5-7-5, haiku-ish) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
imaginary
individuals only
I identify

#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Creating a theme for one’s blog challenge is optional. My theme for 2021: a three line alliteration each day (5-7-5, haiku-ish) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.
high histrionics
hard to handle holidays
have a highball, hon

#AtoZChallenge: 26 posts in April, topics to proceed alphabetically. Creating a theme for one’s blog challenge is optional. My theme for 2021: a three line alliteration each day (5-7-5, haiku-ish) with the first letter of each line the same as the letter of the day.