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Hey everyone, Medoriko here with the Best of NaPo Week 3! Again, this is just a collection of pieces that stood out to me as I perused through the Week 3 gallery during week 3 itself. Please do not feel that your pieces aren't good if they aren't here. It's just not feasible to list
everything Please give these people some love, and hey...why not check out the OTHER pieces in the NaPo gallery? I'm sure you'll find tons of nice reads
NaPoWriMo 2017: Week 3
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Thank you to everyone who are filling the gallery with such variety of poetry. It's super difficult to keep up with all the talent going about.
Other updates before I'm out:
Week 4 Prompts will be up Sunday
May 1st is the deadline for the showcase
Best of NaPo(an overall edition) will be out early May (instead of just Week 4). Kind of a "Medoriko's favorite things."
Challenge 3 is due Saturday, April 29th.
As we are nearing the end of NaPo, I will make sure to post a journal specifically to address how the acquisition of prizes, and all that, goes. So be on the lookout. It is VERY important for people to follow directions as it will only create confusion, and hassle, if you don't lol Anyway, we're almost to the end. Keep up the great work everyone!
-M-
everything Please give these people some love, and hey...why not check out the OTHER pieces in the NaPo gallery? I'm sure you'll find tons of nice reads
NaPoWriMo 2017: Week 3
a million jewels of sunlightplay it like you are dancing,
feet flying over
meadows
and dappled with shade,
maple branches
white pine
soft scents of soil,
waking.
golden skies,
sands:
walk in my footsteps and i'll leave
letters in yours
matchlesssometimes people leave and you just
can't do anything about it.
they leave behind a chill in the air where
their body warmth used to be
and you can light fires and candles and
shine spotlights in place of them
but it will never feel the same.
i learned that the hard way.
he decided one morning that he was ready
to leave,
and i saw it in the shadows in his eyes and
i decided i wasn't ready to let him.
he brought kerosene in
water bottles and hid
matches in his jacket pocket and tried to burn the bridges
but i put them out with extinguishers and
painted over the burn marks so i could pretend
they weren't there.
he felt bad because he didn't want to hurt me and
i felt bad because i didn't want him to be hurting but
i didn't want to be hurting either even though i knew
one of us was going to get burned by the end of it
(there shouldn't have been any question of who
it would be, but
i was desperate and i didn't want him to leave)
so there was no communication.
he did all he could to bring i
With YouYour heart either freezes or burns –
throws me into icy craters,
or drowns me in boiling pits –
there is no middle way with you;
temperance never suited your temperament,
and the tides of your moods
leave me quaking.
pacific intentionsa body aside the water floats as if upended,
and this is not catastrophe, but bliss,
interruption just a prelude to the distinctness
of ourselves, the cold-stone perpetuity of our intentions
in the moment before their doing -
a cratered coalbed on the road to deceit,
softer than the path it would have been alone.
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the graveyard cypress, act vigods
pick the
favor tree
-ites & blinks
wishes his
are kissed eyes &
into ears. cypress
apollo seeds fall
spins hair out.
out of the tree
needles,
NaPoWriMo #19 A breeze whispers to me:thumb676170241:
the sky's secrets.
I promise to treasure them,
yet still rain showers down on me
as the sky laments
for this breezy betrayal
City WormsWhen water washed over Minneapolis in sheets
I made sure not to step on the earth worms covering the sidewalk.
They were everywhere, at least ten per sidewalk square;
I had never known there was so much life in this city,
but here it was, crawling from the concrete to prostrate themselves
beneath my feet.
19: PemaquidThe granite is smooth,
but calloused
from the sea.
I can grip it
with my bare toes,
and I am rooted to the ocean floor
a thousand miles away.
The sentinel on the hill
has seen the water come up
to his feet,
and has held hands
with the fog.
He stands,
quietly waiting
to illuminate the night.
The lane was too wide (21/30)At this point:thumb675578505:
we didn´t care:
if she had taken a shine
to her lifetime sweetheart
we didn´t care:
the rare trees were so far away
and the silence of the midnight so liquid
we didn´t care,
the glass shone like a rave party
and yet I kept on walking
I kept on walking behind myself
and ahead of the me
who could´nt stop murmuring
song we would never hear again
we would never remember.
Somewhere Alejo kept on rattling
about Nietzche to a bar we didn´t know about
yet we laughed to the street dogs
about his diabetic poems to his girlfriend
-poor girl, we all knew the bastard
kept on sleeping with Dominique
because he fear her nuclear blood-
we had seen the clocks of Cartagena go liquid
and we laughed about laughing, even.
The night was a lazy audience
and then we knew
we would never, ever be teachers
we would always sit in the highest, farthest
corridors of theathers and life,
and never ask the naive questions
of tourists who pretended they were worthy of academ
New Classes [15/30]I'm moving up and moving on,:thumb675686734:
Signing up at break of dawn,
Choosing classes, all confused
(Scheduling is win or lose)
But it's like Christmas, I contend
Wond'ring what's around the bend
Joy lined with intrepid dread -
Anything could lie ahead
Who will I meet, where will I go?
Why does this webpage move so slow?!
Click the circle - watch it spin
Refresh the page... And now I'm in!
Thank you to everyone who are filling the gallery with such variety of poetry. It's super difficult to keep up with all the talent going about.
Other updates before I'm out:
Week 4 Prompts will be up Sunday
May 1st is the deadline for the showcase
Best of NaPo(an overall edition) will be out early May (instead of just Week 4). Kind of a "Medoriko's favorite things."
Challenge 3 is due Saturday, April 29th.
As we are nearing the end of NaPo, I will make sure to post a journal specifically to address how the acquisition of prizes, and all that, goes. So be on the lookout. It is VERY important for people to follow directions as it will only create confusion, and hassle, if you don't lol Anyway, we're almost to the end. Keep up the great work everyone!
-M-
NaPoWriMo 2023 Complete: 30/30
That's my 11th consecutive, and successful NaPo in the books. Bow before your NaPo Queen. lol jk please don't. To be honest with you all, I may as well just change it to "Nadia writes sad shit for a month and nobody is surprised by it"...month. lol But anyway, thanks to the folks who read my sad womp womp shit throughout April, I appreciate it. Now behold: NaPo 2023, all 30 poems. Much Love, -M- @NaPoWriMo
NaPoWriMo 2022: Completionists
So, I just wanted to take a moment to thank each and every one of you within this group. It does not matter if you completed all 30 poems or only 1 poem this month, this group would not be what it has become since I took over in 2015 without you guys. It is a constant delight to be running this special group, and I sincerely look forward to saddling up each year to go through this literary rollercoaster with everyone. I know dA, and the lit community in particular, is not what it used to be. Other OGs can attest to this. But you guys have been resilient despite that, and it means a lot to me to see this group continue where many others have not. So, yet again, thank you from the bottom of my heart for being some of the very best of the literature community on deviant Art
NaPoWriMo 2022: 30/30
Welp. After 30 long days, I am happy to say that I have finished my 10th consecutive NaPoWriMo. Kinda crazy that I've done this so for so long, but here we are. An entire decade of mostly sad poetry :lmao: Below are all 30 pieces and I'm really proud of most of them :p NaPoWriMo/SaPoWriMo 2022 What a crazy month it has been. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read and comment on my NaPo pieces this year. Much love to you all, and congrats to the other participants also! Until next year
Best of NaPo 2022: Week 3
Hello all! We are back for the next installment of Best of NaPo 2022! This is celebration of the wonderful writers who do their best to push through NaPoWriMo. Again, this is not the full list of poems submitted (there's WAY too many to do that). This is just a small snapshot of all the lovely pieces that are floating within the gallery. So if you want to see more, go give the gallery a peek. This also isn't a journal to showcase the "best" writer. These are just ones that I manage to catch when I peruse the gallery -- or as I'm accepting pieces I may click on one and read it right then. In the mean time, on to the feature. Best of NaPoWriMo 2022: Week 3 Please give these pieces a looksie, as they are well worth the read . I will be back with Best of Week 4 at the end of NaPoWriMo! And I will also follow that up with a "Best of NaPo 2022" as well -M- @NaPoWriMo
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thank you so much!!!