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Nobody Likes Poetry

Mae Govannen

Poems and musings from hopeful dreamer Mae Govannen.

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acerbic haiku

So what, it's not traditional haiku material - or capitalization, or punctuation. My illegally adopted Grandpa loved to package his immense heart and unstoppable humor in unconventional sets of seventeen syllables, so that’s good enough for...

7 days ago
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surprise!

A few weeks ago, I began writing this in the present tense. I couldn't work out an ending for it, though. Tonight I did.

Ghost Flowers

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My hand felt s...
12 days ago
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...and we're back

It’s one of those summers when I just want the world to stop for a minute so I can get off and breathe a bit. At least the stress has been a spark plug for my poetic engine, but I’ve been too absorbed with living and scribbling poetry to be...

17 days ago
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Thrifty poetry

I take a fiendish delight in finding typos. There’s such a smug satisfaction in assassinating apostrophes. However, my overeager gavel does become unhealthy when I bring it down on humans, including myself. That’s when I must be reminded of...

a month ago
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Reversing the timeline

As foreshadowed in last week’s article, here is the chronological first of three poems written about the same person. (The second and third poems have already been posted: Over Again and Of the Spheres?.) And you know what’s crazy? Every on...

a month ago
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    Nobody here but us nobodies who like poetry, because we kinda like life sometimes, too.

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