Rising Earth – Random Twitter Poem for Jan 5th
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05 Jan 2010
Rising Earth is a poem about a sleeping volcano that erupts without warning, it was inspired by the 22 random words (in blue) provided by the following twitter followers:
@barbehr (fire), @simetra7 (ambiguous), @KathrynVercillo (pump), @shonie1966 (art), @GeB0i (chum), @SurfCityJay (outsource), @JeffHicks (fidelity), @drdon911 (Epicenter), @AnneOnline (particulate), @hammyhavoc (Usufruct), @houseofpuroy (instantaneous), @RemBeatZ (scapegoat), @Miragi (gazpacho), @TrinaMb (crystalline), @chuck72061 (debunked), @Ileane (intuition), @blusol (juggernaut), @HarleyQuinnAA (Hawaii), @WebBetty (irritant), @filigreegirl (startled), @stevejclark (assigned), @rosewing (loquacious)Rising Earth
An ancient ambiguous juggernaut sleeps
epicenter rocks with instantaneous activity
loquacious groaning earth felt all around Hawaii
a now woken monster, some god’s assigned usufruct
with obliging fidelity, an inactive designation debunked
outsource of power boiling earth into gazpacho
fire and rock pump bleak chum particulate art into the sky
ash and crystalline smoke, a noxious irritant spreading
startled animals panic and flee on pure intuition
unable to find a scapegoat to blame this on
the might now Earth judges all-Poem by Dragon Blogger
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Anger in Ashes – Poem by Dragon Blogger
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28 Aug 2009
Anger in Ashes
Scattered flames in angered embers
smoke thickening into a noxious plume
fire gods speak their mantra’s
in the crackles and whispers
of rising and falling flameFury of ashes flying about
finding purchase in the sky
sailing on the winds of smoke
anger in ashes that lie about
burning briefly before they die-Poem by Dragon Blogger
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Random Twitter Poem For December 11th
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11 Dec 2008
Today’s poem was kind of fun and more like telling a story through my poem. I incorporated 12 random words today (highlighted in blue) provided by the following people on twitter:
@reginasuniverse (desperate)
@SurfCityJay (affirmation)
@azredneck (extinguisher)
@nipplelicious (eclairs)
@coyotesqrl (anxiety)
@izealove (development)
@EmmaBShireen (supercalifragilisticexpialidocious)
@WebBetty (reiterate)
@kcarruthers (serendipity)
@SonoranDragon (nocturne)
@wizard1974uk (unfathomable)
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Fire In The Bakery
Something went terribly wrong while baking eclairs
A gas leak followed by a flame and a spark
Broken glass flying and people screaming for help
Trapped in a kitchen clouded with smokeA desperate situation was starting to unfold
Anxiety sets off like a trap just sprung
The fire extinguisher must be somewhere
Your mind declares this affirmationChoking now with vision blinded by tears
Crawling toward a small red cylinder
Hands finding it, an act of serendipity
You could not reiterate enough the danger you were inYou spat thick spittle and taste the soot in your mouth
What you set out to do some would consider unfathomable
To flee a blazing fire before losing consciousness
The audible fire sounding nocturne to your earsSpraying away fighting heat and flame
A path was cleared to the nearest room
You searched one by one to make sure all were safe
Finally at last you departed this sweet furnaceOnly one word can describe how you feel
Surviving this terrible, terrifying development
You have proven yourself to be audacious
Now you feel supercalifragilisticexpialidocious-Poem by Dragon Blogger
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