Jerome Berglund, Minneapolis, MN
—Public Domain Photos
—Public Domain Photos
SEVEN TAN-RENGA
—Christina Chin (plain text) and
—Christina Chin (plain text) and
Jerome Berglund (italics)
passing a vendor
bamboo clapper
banana fritters
when I sleep in
always forget my dreams
* * *
cut banana leaves
in demand
south Indian restaurant
before battle
ingesting fly agaric
passing a vendor
bamboo clapper
banana fritters
when I sleep in
always forget my dreams
* * *
cut banana leaves
in demand
south Indian restaurant
before battle
ingesting fly agaric
classical aspect ratio’s
rather square
artichokes flowering
loosening the compact soil
chinchilla manure
* * *
blowing out candles
when the guest leaves
passover
the sober
teetotaller
stir fried
rapeseed flowers
golden field season
actors become
best directors
* * *
Venus
high in the night sky
summer evening
everywhere
double decker busses
nations call
for change and peace
summer cloud
beeswax candle
handling nitroglycerine
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Today’s LittleNip:
What’s interesting about collaborations is the possibility for one plus one to equal three.
—Rei Kawakubo
_____________________
—Medusa, with thanks to Christina Chin and Jerome Berglund for today’s fine collaboration!
For info about the sly Tan-renga, go to https://www.graceguts.com/essays/an-introduction-to-tan-renga/.
for change and peace
summer cloud
beeswax candle
handling nitroglycerine
_____________________
Today’s LittleNip:
What’s interesting about collaborations is the possibility for one plus one to equal three.
—Rei Kawakubo
_____________________
—Medusa, with thanks to Christina Chin and Jerome Berglund for today’s fine collaboration!
For info about the sly Tan-renga, go to https://www.graceguts.com/essays/an-introduction-to-tan-renga/.
Banana Fritters
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Northern California and otherwheres,
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(http://medusaskitchen.blogspot.com/p/wtf.html)
in the links at the top of this page—
and keep an eye on this link and on
the daily Kitchen for happenings
that might pop up
—or get changed!—
during the week.
Photos in this column can be enlarged by
clicking on them once, then clicking on the x
in the top right corner to come back to Medusa.
Poets’ bios appear on their first MK visit.
To find previous posts, type the name
of the poet (or poem) into the little
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Miss a post?
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at the bottom of this column.
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Blogspot has been through a lot of
incarnations in 20 years!)
Would you like to be a SnakePal?
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at the Placating the Gorgon link;
send poetry and/or photos and artwork
to kathykieth@hotmail.com. We post
work from all over the world—including
that which was previously published—
and collaborations are welcome.
Just remember:
the snakes of Medusa are always hungry—
for poetry, of course!
the tropics today~
