Steve Capelin is a writer, based in Brisbane Australia. His most recent publication, Paradiso A Novel, a work of historical fiction, tells the story of his Italian ancestors who arrived in Australia in 1881 after an ill-fated attempt to build a utopian colony in the jungles of New Guinea. This blog also contains stories about family, travel, quirky moments in life and refections on the world and its absurdities.
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Mapie 34 Extinguished
through my darkest days your light burned bright in my life now the flame is dead
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The theme 4 our Monday poetry potluck this week is 7 sins…if you could write a poem related to our theme, link to our potluck, that’s would be a bliss to us, you could simply link in a random poem to share, the pleasure is all yours. check out us at http://jinglepoetry.blogspot.com/, our potluck is open Sunday 8pm to Wednesday, 8am. Hope to see you in our team this week.
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5 comments:
Touching haiku, and so full of sadness. Well done, Steve.
...and knock me over with a baseball bat... that haiku took a fast turn and threw this reader for a loop! Good one!
so sad
so wonderfully written
well said.
The theme 4 our Monday poetry potluck this week is 7 sins…if you could write a poem related to our theme, link to our potluck, that’s would be a bliss to us, you could simply link in a random poem to share, the pleasure is all yours.
check out us at http://jinglepoetry.blogspot.com/,
our potluck is open Sunday 8pm to Wednesday, 8am.
Hope to see you in our team this week.
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