Posted on September 29, 2008 by gautami tripathy
This button was created by Bethany of B&b ex libris. In her own words “I have created a button, that hopefully becomes a movement. A movement for what? Well I am going to call it “Kill Word Verification: rid the world of useless typing.”
I am all for it. I am joining this movement from now [...]
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Posted on September 28, 2008 by gautami tripathy
For sometime now, I have not been able to write poetry. Have your ever thought of words chasing in your mind and you are unable to catch any of those? That’s what is happening. Maybe my inner conflict prevents me from writing. Previously words gave me relief by pouring out. Now those very words refuse [...]
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Posted on September 27, 2008 by gautami tripathy
I was going to give a miss to Sunday Scribblings. However, after reading the following short story, I couldn’t resist posting the review here. I felt it goes right with the prompt, Weddings. It might be too dark for some but this is another ugly reality of the world we live in. Let’s face it [...]
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Posted on September 25, 2008 by gautami tripathy
Posting this from my archives, which I wrote way back in in 2005. Here I have tried internal rhyming along with end-rhymes. This is the only poem where I attempted internal rhyming.
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Photo Credits: Rick Mobbs
I only want to know,to dreamhow your caress would feelso dizzy for contact,making me reel.unsure how to act,not good at [...]
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Posted on September 24, 2008 by gautami tripathy
Are you detail oriented in your writing? What are some of the details you most notice in the world around you? What details do you focus on in your writing – place, character, emotional? What are the kinds of detailed descriptions you most like to read about?
In a simple answer, yes. I [...]
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Posted on September 23, 2008 by gautami tripathy
I know I am reposting this. But for the reason, the world should read more of poetry. And also Andrew needs to be read.
Title: Tangled in WisteriaAuthor: J. Andrew LockhartISBN: 978-1-60247-852-7Publisher: Tate Publishing & Enterprises/2007Pages: 108
J. Andrew Lockhart is blogger poet. He lives in Van Buren, Arkansas, United States. He writes Haiku, Senryu, [...]
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Posted on September 21, 2008 by gautami tripathy
Photo by idigit teddyartwork Natural Sculpturefrom Flickroriginally uploaded here
Attempting Erotica…*grin* autumn nightsdesiring of heating upanother body
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bathed in cool heatbreathless, hair a messautumn feels like sex
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writhing bodiestangled sheetsstorm unleashed
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Posted on September 20, 2008 by gautami tripathy
veiled from prying eyes,I try to code my wordsin a hidden messageextending it only to thosewho like to review lifethrough novels, poetry, short stories being but only a part of itreading between the linesyou can reach the comfy roomexplore my books and sit down for a chatlong and short of it beingwhere we sharecoffee or [...]
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Posted on September 18, 2008 by gautami tripathy
whispers filled my earspermeating into each of my poresdrenching me with the essentiality of youwith my eyes shutI took in the momentletting my fingers read youpausing at the difficult wordsimprinted on your skinwhen my senses forgot meI lost it all gaining into youyou dissolved into nothingleaving me with my whispers
“still I search for youwith violent [...]
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Posted on September 17, 2008 by gautami tripathy
Is there a book you’d love to read that hasn’t been written? What do you love reading about, and how could you write about it? What fascinates you that could become the subject for your next story, essay, poem, or blog post?As I like to read books from varied genres, I wouldn’t say [...]
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