One of the hazards of poetry is the lines and images catch people differently. Sometimes, what you may walk away from a poem carrying is not what the poet packaged. This is not a case of bait and switch.
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Objects in Hourglass may appear…
Posted by Red of M3 on July 17, 2014
http://mommasmoneymatters.com/hourglass-poetry-analysis/
Pitching Tents
Having a name which is a color often pigeonholes me into a preconceived opinion. Those who know me best realize assumptions about me lead down the path of no return.
Posted by Red on March 29, 2013
http://mommasmoneymatters.com/poem-parsing/
Colorful Zoological Detour
Today’s scheduled post has been preempted in favor of the myriad animals which carried off, trampled and/or ate what may have been planned.
Posted by Red on March 28, 2013
http://mommasmoneymatters.com/poetry-animals/
Writers Spotlight: Red Dwyer
I stopped by the M3 Coffee Shoppe the other day for an extra-large dark (no pollutants please) and a few of those buttery, flaky pastry things that Red makes in the back. I wanted to talk about her book of poetry, Mantra for a Muse, and knew her busy schedule would make grabbing a few […]
Posted by Red on August 29, 2012
http://mommasmoneymatters.com/red-dwyer-mfm/
Per Request
Last night’s SEP held some very old pieces. Laurie sweetly asked when she could expect me to unravel the conundrum left at the end of the post. I replied with today.
Posted by Red on May 27, 2012
http://mommasmoneymatters.com/poetry-analysis-sep/
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