Claiming Alexandria

Everyday poetry, poetry for every day. Insights. Epiphanies. The full measure. The last word. The only things left to say.

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Saturday, December 19, 2020

Winter Writing Sanctuary, 2.1. Exchanging Words, Invitation H: The Meeting

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At her table Don’t worry,  She tells me. And I am  wrapped in her arms and hair.  There are few words to describe this collapse into her sme...
Thursday, May 16, 2013

L.I.T.E.R.A.L. #5: What's Your Summer Story?

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Mommy and Me, 1976 The question from BronzeAge.ph:  You’re asked to write a story based on the most exciting/happiest/worst summer of yo...
Tuesday, April 09, 2013

NaPoWriMo#9: Reparation

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Reparation By Justine C. Tajonera I crawled into bed after having chased you in the mall. My white shirt was the worst choice for spagh...
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My mother named me after a character in the Alexandria Quartet by Lawrence Durrell. I claim my literary heritage by writing. Everyday poetry, Poetry for every day. For as long as there's a poem or a story in me, I will vow to share it.
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