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Had fun alliterating my way through the alphabet, twice. Aspirations to become a writer one day, poems will suffice for the moment.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

E is for Enduring. A-Z Challenge 2015



Enduring this mellow spring
Embracing the shadows,
as they form.
Earnest earthman, 
educated in these endeavours.
Summer is just a door knock
away.


Easter ran away from me,
-Miss Bates.

Sunday, April 5, 2015

D is for Demo. A-Z Challenge 2015



Demo#1

Demolished by the people
around her
there‘s no place to hide
having an affair
thinking what she should decide
cannot breathe clearly
through this air.

Easy fix, quick save
a rocky road to the grave
a shorter life, complete numbness.

Drove the car off a cliff
crash and burn
hopeless death.
No misses, no regrets
no broken hearts
with the rest.
Among these broken souls
she‘s flying.


~This was written in my youth, one of the first poems I wrote.
(And no I had not seen Thelma and Louise when I wrote this!)
-Miss Bates.

Friday, April 3, 2015

C is for Cento. A- Z Challenge 2015

cento is a poetical work wholly composed of verses or passages taken from other authors, disposed in a new form or order.

Don't decide to flee,
from the ashes a fire shall be woken
and the shadows will fall behind you.
We are fated to find each other
 I won't forget you when we part.
And this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart.


Words thrown together from many of my favourite poems/quotations.
-Miss Bates.

B is for Belated. A-Z Challenge 2015

Balassi Stanza can be defined as,
“A stanza or verse form, consisting of nine line, with syllable counts 667667667. The rhyming structure for a Balassi Stanza is bbaccadda”.
Trying to rise and climb
 waiting to reabsorb
almost like a deep coma.
come cry, apathetic
listen to veridic
there's no agenda
its all been approved
you cant feel excluded
its all for disturbia



~I clapped the syllables, i think they match.
Blessed be the Belated B'day.
-Miss Bates.

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

A is for Abecedism. A-Z Challenge 2015



(Double) Acrostic
~whereas the title of the poem is spelled out on either one side (or both sides of the poem).

Abecedism  
~word created from the initials of words in a phrase



Affirmatively appealing for Euphoria.
Bellyfull,  hoping to desorb.
Emanating from the source
Contemplating typhonic
elision of the catastrophe
degree,  to some adjusted.
Indebted, effendi.
Saltless sandpits
Momentarily minimum.


-Miss Bates.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

A-Z Challenge 2015 ~Theme Reveal~

~Better late than never.~

I've finally stumbled into something
that could be a little over my head
but it's too beautiful to throw away.

For this challenge I shall be following the A-Z Handbook
So each day there will be a new form of poetry!

I shall try my best to keep it short, and inform as I go along.

Looking forward to this
A-Z Challenge


-Miss Bates.

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Wrap-It-Up. A-Z Challenge 2014


Wrap-It-Up Challenge Time!

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z.

Abnegation breezed courageously,
demoting energetic freethinkers.
Ghastly howlers 
intertwine joyously.
Kismet lingers momentarily,
now over-with.
Prefigured quietus ravages
seraphic taction.
Ultroneous vagility whilom
 xeransis, yoicks zappily.

here are some of the strange words I used;
quietus: discharge from life, extinction, death, silencing
seraphic: serene, blissful, angelic
taction: contact, touch
ultroneous: spontaneous, voluntary
vagility: ability to succeed in the struggle for existence
whilom: formerly, once
xeransis: drying up
yoicks: expression of surprise or excitement
zappily: lively, entertaining

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Special Thanks;
for always being there. Superb friend and always a treat to follow her life around.
Thank you for making the Phrontistery; dictionary with obscure words, free and available.
(I didn't even manage to use 1/4th of the words he has hidden away in this gem of a find.)
And of course, 
Big thanks to all you who commented and kept tuned for the whole Challenge.
I hope you enjoyed the challenge as much as I did.

-Miss Bates.