so great – thank you, Stephen, for this totally unexpected, purely wonderful gift!
This is yet another response poem. I suppose I should get back to writing some “non-response” poems… but in a way, all poems are a response to something… aren’t they?
This poem is a response to Blend a poem by Miriam E. on Another Wandering Soul.
Crumpled – Response poem
He found her heart
Crumpled
In a notebook
Discarded in the paper bag
Next to the windowsill
His pace quickened
Red lights going off in his head
As faltering fingers
Ran through unperturbed hair
Turning pages as he dared
His face a city of pain
She was gone
Stephen Kellogg – 2012
Miriam,
Thanks for the reblog! This was a blast as I really enjoy doing the “response poem” part. Looking forward to the continuation of your Blend poem and will attempt to continue a response.
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i will probably not write a response to blend, but use ‘escapade’ as an anchor again. I am intrigued to find out how many different storylines there are to be found… 😉 you are, of course, always welcome and invited to respond! i loved (absolutely LOVED) what you did there… wonderful.
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Miriam,
Ah, guess I misunderstood… I thought you were considering following her through the city to see where she would go…
Well, I’ll wait to see what happens next, which ever way you lead on this I will attempt to follow.
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so cool… this is really exciting!
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Yes it is… Looking forward to it!
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Hey, guys, invites to the “workshop” blog are now in your e-mail, or should be. If they are not, let me know.
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hmmm nothing there yet, Susan…
nephiriel@gmail.com is mine (and i so have to go to bed! 2am ouch… lol)
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Ow, will send you another e-mail.
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thank you 🙂 so excited…
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Me too–now, get in bed–pleasant dreams…
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it worked – yay! plan to… in a few minutes 😉
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Cool I am thrilled we are doing this!
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oh me too 😀
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btw Susan, did you invite Bruce yet? 🙂
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I did. I might have screwed his up somehow, but I did.
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okay cool 🙂
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