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congregating tribes

Brides and grooms arrive at a mass marriage ceremony at Bahirkhand village, north of Kolkata Feb 6, 2011.
congregating tribes
the tribes had met
they congregated every spring
the tribes had met
they ventured there despite the threat
to trade and barter everything
to marry off and seal with ring
the tribes had met
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The assignment was write a poem about congregate.
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Poetry Picnic Week 22: Spring, Colors, Trees, and New Lives
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A Natural History of My Princess Bedroom
A Natural History of My Princess Bedroom
much imperial drama and subsidy
to aggrandize the flashy feel
of a royal bedroom
curtains the color of the sky
ballroom sized
fluer de lys habitat
den of decadent fashion
museum it is not
splendidly exposed, prestigiously lavish
spirit of crystal alchemy
mirrors leading into new dimensions
the hub of a mediocre kingdom
ceiling sculptures
with hidden cameras
haven for personal protection
fit for a princess and a half
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The assignment was write a poem entitled “A Natural History of My (room)“, selecting whatever specific room you desired and given in a very personal sense. I chose to write about a princess’s bedroom. I do not have a princess’s bedroom. This is fiction.
Open Link Monday – Calling all toads to the garden…
Three Joyful Senryu
Three Joyful Senryu
blissful in the moss
leprechaun caught sleeping
snoring carelessly
receiving a bonus
instead of a new tax hike
jollification
joyful to catch a fish
shivering on a rough beach
tempting bait of hook
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The assignment was Toss six words above your head, select three pairs of two, then write a poem describing those relationships of words. My words were: snore moss bonus tax bait beach.
I used Brain Training for Creativity - Random Word Generator, to find these words.
I decided to combine prompts with the following, and created the above Senryu.
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