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Posted on July 26, 2011 by Tim Keeton

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Song

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Margo Rowder

[Listen to “Icarus”] Mild tones Hum, almost hover In clumsy, oversized air we sing We know Icarus like our own names Over a grounding line The duet Sounds like taking off Flying Two unison voices Hard to hold Like steady … Continue reading →

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“Night Fears” – Mirrored Fib Poem

Posted on May 19, 2010 by Tim Keeton

I took my previous reverse Fib and mirrored it to form a new poem.

Night Fears

When the dawn comes, all will be well
no more need to hide
darkness fades
ending
night
Fear
night
ending
darkness fades
no more need to hide
When the dawn comes, all will be well Continue reading →

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“Night Fears” – Reverse Fib Poem

Posted on May 19, 2010 by Tim Keeton

What the heck, I thought I would do a reverse Fib.
Night Fears

When the dawn comes, all will be well
no more need to hide
darkness fades
ending
night
fear.

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Wednesday’s #undeadpoets Challenge “Cleave-Fib”

Posted on May 19, 2010 by Tim Keeton

Today’s challenge poetic is to write a “Cleave-Fib” (a term I just coined). This will entail writing two Fibonacci sequence poems of (o),1,1,2,3,5,8 for a total of 20 syllables each (a “Fib”), and then joining then as a Cleave poem, where the two poems become a third poem. Continue reading →