The poetry of Amanda Joy.
Yes.
I think I'm going to start posting my Fairy Tale Sparknotes ;)
Do, please.:-)
She plays her music from behind the notes.Searches for it and plays from this other side. (T after Horowitz)
Ooo, ahhh, assonance. Very nice.
the thing that intrigues me about 'sleeping beauty' is its haiku-like quality and effect :) I like that. Thank you :)
Such a finite, complete statement ... which opens up all sorts of unstated possibilities. :)
more fairy tale sparknotes over at Jack Henry's place; http://heroinlovesongs1.wordpress.com/
I enioyed the others over there, too. (But object to the rigmarole one must go through t o comment on Wordpress.)Hope you write more. :)
I have a swag of them Rosemary! Just never know quite what to do with them, I generally open them, say hmm they're odd, and close them again :)
Odd in an interesting way. Maybe a published collection?
Yes.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to start posting my Fairy Tale Sparknotes ;)
ReplyDeleteDo, please.
ReplyDelete:-)
She plays her music from behind the notes.Searches for it and plays from this other side. (T after Horowitz)
ReplyDeleteOoo, ahhh, assonance. Very nice.
ReplyDeletethe thing that intrigues me about 'sleeping beauty' is its haiku-like quality and effect :) I like that. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a finite, complete statement ... which opens up all sorts of unstated possibilities. :)
ReplyDeletemore fairy tale sparknotes over at Jack Henry's place; http://heroinlovesongs1.wordpress.com/
ReplyDeleteI enioyed the others over there, too. (But object to the rigmarole one must go through t o comment on Wordpress.)
ReplyDeleteHope you write more. :)
I have a swag of them Rosemary! Just never know quite what to do with them, I generally open them, say hmm they're odd, and close them again :)
ReplyDeleteOdd in an interesting way. Maybe a published collection?
ReplyDelete