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Experimenting with the Beat generation. Diane DiPrima, Levertov. I actually wrote this for a contest over at writerscafe.org You are welcome to visit me over there too.
I've let my inner feminist out of her cage. She's a might cranky.
Enjoy!
There are too many martyrs
to the feminine mystique
too many gone wild
to remember
that strength is not
what you can get from them
with your breasts
and open thighs
with your slim and tanned expanse
Cosmo is your Burqa.
Oh my daughters
do not be covered over
withthat prepubescent approximation
What sad failure it is
my sisters
that we do not recall
the grit teeth
the molten eyes banked against sorrow
the grim fortitude of
sweating
scrubbing
birthing
it took to get this far
Okay, so I have been in a seriously nasty mood for the last couple of days. I'm blaming it on the rain.(unintentional Milli Vanilli reference) It's been raining for three days which I think has killed my lavender. *pout*
I don't think I've ever really realized how much my mood is tied to the weather. Almost makes me want to try some light therapy. Or go to the tanner. Of course if I did that it would melt my skin off. Confound the English-Irish heritage! The Boyfriend has some Native American heritage so he just gets darker and darker in the summer. No burns. Ever.
Meanwhile I can, and have, gotten burnt in the shade. The freaking shade!
Now that I'm deliciously off topic, the point to this entry is to inform everyone that I've decided to stop being a big baby and convert my "wah, wah, pouty-face" and "snarling, slavering cranky pants" into creative energy. I'll write one haiku everyday. I'll feel like I've acomplished something creative no matter what. Even if it's a haiku about hotsauce or muffins. (I love muffins)
I'm sure everyone knows what they are, but this is really informative. Edit: So is this.
Here is my first attempt. As always feel free to comment, critique or join in.
House hums with silence
I think of warmer weather
coffee has gone cold
It seems to be that time of year again. The weather changes every five minutes (rain, shine, rain, shine) and my allergies have kicked in. Instead of sneezing my wee little head off I have a boat-load of sinus pressure.
Someone is trying to kick open my lid from the inside and I don't like it.
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So I was watching Glenn Beck the other day. He's on of those talk radio people on CNN (or whatever...all those "news" stations seem to be the same damn thing) He had a whole segment devoted to how Hilary Clinton's voice was "like nails on a chalkboard". He conferred with Danny Bonaduce(!) and they have decided that she won't be elected because no man could stand to hear her nagging voice for four years. Made no mention of her political track record or her election platform...just "She sounds like a shrew". Way not to be a neanderthal dude.
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...One of them is not getting what you want. The other is getting it."
--Oscar Wilde