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Thread: 30 Slices of Toast

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    30 Slices of Toast

    Including these classics...


    'O Toast! My Toast!'
    'The Toaster'
    'Toasting'
    'A Black, Black Toast'
    'A Toastday Poem'
    'The Broken Toast'
    'Let Toast Be Toast Again'
    'I Taught Myself to Love Toast'
    'Phenomenal Toast'
    'Seeker of Toast'
    'There is another toast'


    1. Observatory
    2. Fatten
    3. Religiously
    4. Tree
    5. Recognizing Birdsong
    6. The Explosion
    7. Robins in January
    8. Birthday
    9. Eclipse
    10. Transfiguration
    11. Sleepy
    Last edited by Steven; 04-18-2016 at 02:33 AM.

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    Featherless Biped is offline Ray to rhyme with bay; not Rae to rhyme with bae
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    Shall I compare thee to a slice of toast?
    Thy wit is drier, crunchier, and better.
    A breakfast lasts a half an hour at most
    and summer's fridge runs often short of butter.

    Happy NaPo!

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    Thank you...happy NaPoing to you, too!

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    Jesus Crust, this is gonna be a good thread.

    Happy NaPoMo!

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    Arlene is offline Fun and felicitous PFFA patron
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    Did just laugh aloud...Very glad you're still here.

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    We raise a glass in honour of your arrival shouting '"Toast! Toast!"
    Resigned

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    good luck, signed a breadcrumb!

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    Observatory


    I walk inside the forest
    And already I can see the daffodils
    Pushing through the mast.

    And every now and then
    There is an opening
    Of aconites.

    Snowdrops rise
    Through the broken window frames
    Of the coppice branches.

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    Arlene is offline Fun and felicitous PFFA patron
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    Lovely scene and words...especially the final lines, the imagery ...'broken window frames/Of the coppice branches.'

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    Yes, nice. I like the poem and there's nothing wrong with any of it. But I wonder if the third stanza might actually be better and have more power as a poem on its own. Maybe worth considering after the month is over, which is a long long long long way away!

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    Sweet little trio here. However, I think I am one of the strange ones, because the coming of Spring always makes me feel a little down. I think I need to relocate to the frozen tundra very soon.

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    Observatory - I like the serene, pretty picture you create. nice opener. enjoyed!

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    anenome is offline Fun and felicitous PFFA patron
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    strong visuals and the title definitely earns its keep, yes the closing lines are favourite.

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    Thanks very much for your comments and passing by. Appreciated.

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    Fatten


    The pencil marks
    Of winter turn
    To paint: thick swathes of green
    Brush through the park.

    Scratched lines of winter
    Now erase: the missing roads
    And redwings, the endlessly tall
    And reedy wastes of forest.

    Mists that hung on winter staves
    Now blend with morning green,
    Thickening the world.
    And things change.
    Last edited by Steven; 04-03-2016 at 07:37 PM.

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