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August is Rain month here at Tweetspeak Poetry. So you’ll be treated to posts featuring Rain or Water, from some wonderful fiction and non-fiction writers, as well as poetry writing projects, like our Rain/Water Book Spine Poetry Project.
And, of course, we’d love to remind you to quench your writer’s thirst with a copy of our award-winning title Rumors of Water: Thoughts on Creativity & Writing. Twice named a Best Book of 2011!
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[...] piling up of clouds, the smell of splitting ions, the low rumble in the far-off country–those rumors sent us tearing for the house where our parents would be waiting on the back porch. Sometimes [...]
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Incantations for Rain
Rumors of Water: The Ingredients at Hand
Survivor: The Editorial Version
Ordinary Genius: Entering Poetry
Artist Date: Getting the Mail
Poetry at Work: The Poetry of Electronic Work
Mirror, Mirage (A Poetry Prompt)
Poetry Classroom: Extra Towels
Take Your Poet to Work: The Haiku Masters
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Oprah Summer Reads 14-k Gold Giveaway
Incantations for Rain
Rumors of Water: The Ingredients at Hand
Survivor: The Editorial Version
Ordinary Genius: Entering Poetry
Artist Date: Getting the Mail
Poetry at Work: The Poetry of Electronic Work
Mirror, Mirage (A Poetry Prompt)
Poetry Classroom: Extra Towels
Take Your Poet to Work: The Haiku Masters
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The monster loves his labyrinth
off-season in the promised land.
(Charles Simic, Peter Makuck)
Voices,
dark under Kiganda stars,
tell me
rumors of water
and the moon makes it own plea.
(Lucille Clifton, Lilah Hegnauer, Kim Addonizzio, L.L. Barkat, Michael Blumenthal/Wendy Mnookin)
love this, Maureen. especially the stars and the moon making its plea