As the embers die – Cowboy poetry for dVerse
By crackling fire as the embers die the stories told, much better than the dust and bourbon swags makes voices fly to truth of starlight we can trust By crackling […]
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Carpe Diem Special – Kikaku’s “the pheasant scratches it”
Carpe Diem today is to write a haiku inspired by Kikaku’s haiku: such a beautiful face the pheasant scratches it with jagged spurs The jagged spurs inspired me: see perfection […]
Moonlit agony – Trifextra story.
As moon streaks the old pond with silver, I feel first tooth growing, nails transforms to claws, and cursed hair appear again. Hunger growing, my last human thought’s: “Hope chains […]
The nervous Coryphee – Limerick for Friday Fictioneers
Being back from hiatus is interesting… all those prompts I’ve missed. This week I will go way below the 100 words by only offering a limerick. Friday Ficioneers is a […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Ancient voices
I’m back in Carpe Diem. Today the prompt is ancient voices. ancient voices of rust and verdigris empty barrels’ song August 8, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 