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Sunday Wordle #55 – align, emerging, print, cobalt, vibrate, contrast, chance, wink, dot, grind, clear, hook
Align this text Let’s print it clear The text is still © 2012 Mariya Koleva Also shared with Poets United Poetry Pantry #99  Following this pretty month of April, during which I celebrated poetry and web-friendship to the full, I happened to receive the Liebster Award! I hardly knew what it was and how I have come to deserve it, yet – here it is!
It came my way by way of Misky’s Alphabet Soup de Jour poetic blog: http://miskmask.wordpress.com/2012/05/04/april-showers-bring-may-liebster-awards/ Misky is a blogging and poetry friend whom I met through Poetic Asides (Robert’s) November Poem-A-Day Chapbook Challenge 2010 – the first one I ever did and in fact, the one that hooked me to web-poetry forums and prompts. Since that November, Misky and me have been frequent visitors of each other’s blogs and have communicated through several social media As a way of recognition, I should myself nominate five other bloggers for the Liebster Award. You have no idea how hard it is. I picked around 10… OK, here are the final cast: Viv Blake – beautiful poety, reflective pieces, amazing style (and she lives in France): http://vivinfrance.wordpress.com/ Magical Mystical Teacher -great haiku, always accompanied by appropriate photos (and she is a teacher, indeed) http://magicalmysticalteacher.wordpress.com/ Grace – she writes poetry which is really full of grace; whenever I try to write a meaningful comment to her verse, I come up with the same old, same old “oh, Grace, it’s so graceful” http://everydayamazin.blogspot.com/ Becca Givens – she amazes me with powerful and peaceful poetry combined with smashing photos. How do these girls have the patience to load all that… http://beccagivens.wordpress.com/ Diana Teneva – well, how wonderful is that I should meet another Bulgarian, also living in Bulgaria, through the web-forum, especially through one that is hosted by poets residing in India… I consider meeting Diana one of the best things that happened to me during this April. She writes in three languages, her haiku are tender and thought-provoking, and she has great taste for fine arts. Oh, and she is a teacher, too. http://www.dianart-dten.blogspot.com/
My dear friends, here are the rules of the Liebster Blog Award: 1. Thank the person that gave you the award in a post on your own site
NaPoWriMo, Day 30 *** No haste now The month is over Till next time
© 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 29
Haiku Heights – Zest
Intently watching Tree branches playing with birds And knowing it ends.
© 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 28 *** The Circus folds its tents it packs its ropes cajoles its animals to their cages It rails its wagons The train Or caravans The trailers Drive away
The field it leaves Is empty Of the shrieks And jolly hops Of the children’s eyes Wide open With amazement Of their mouths Full of sugar cotton Lollipops And their hands Full-laden with Fake jewelry
The field it leaves Remains abandoned By the magic It held on All summer
Summer’s gone.
© 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 27 Haiku Heights – Temptation *** Temptation as I see Volcano surging power And fury alone. © 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 26 1. Wow, oh, wow Don’t get off so loud! Don’t give in so soon! Never mind the crowd! You’ll get yourself marooned Looking up to whom you shouldn’t Just because you wouldn’t find a steady place To help you save your face
Oh, wow, oh Don’t get down so low Rescue team is on the way Yet, perhaps, they will not stay Probably they will ignore Noise so loud and fall so low.
2. Haiku Heights – Melody How will the wind find The melody of stricken birds? Shall it hush down?
© 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 25 *** Do the wheels of the bus Are you trying to remind me Do I understand Ah, insatiable you…
© 2012 Mariya Koleva NaPoWriMo, Day 24 1. Acrostic Only, SW – Rhythm Rhythm rules the abyss Hailing over dead wood You wasted time alone Timeless patterns get you Hunting on your own Mindful, random and forlorn.
2. Poetic Asides – Morning Blue highways On that blissful verge Still sleepy self can feel Is there coffee steaming? © 2012 Mariya Koleva I turn again to T.S. Eliot for my “fan” poetry NaPoWriMo.net – opposite poem T.S.Eliot – Waste Land, What the Thunder Said Before the cold luster of their masks There is no air there, but only sand © 2012 Mariya Koleva |
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Oh, I almost forgot, Misky not only writes amazing poetry, she also cooks and attends a magnificent garden! Those arts are far beyond me, so I’m pretty humbled.