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Women in the Rain
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Sudden Rain
(Poem 154 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)
The darkening sky
has balled up her fists,
begun to glower,
and let her rage roil.
The sudden assault
when she unleashes
a torrent is surprising
for its violent beauty.
@Home Studio – 154th poem of the year
Runner ups for the Sudden Storm photos to accompany my poem:
Falling rain on my umbrella
(Poem 121 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)
Falling rain on my
umbrella this afternoon
makes me so happy.
@Home Studio – 121st poem of the year
Runner ups for the Umbrella photos to accompany my poem:
Girls with Umbrellas
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Buildings
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Dogs & Cats Watching the Rain
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Women and Umbrellas
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Rain Rain
(Poem 71 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)
Rain, rain, here all day.
Drench the world and stay to play.
Sky purrs, rumbles low,
trees sway, cool winds blow.
Days like this bring me rest.
The earth and I are truly blessed.
@Home Studio – 71st poem of the year
Soft Rain the Show
(Poem 33 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)
Soft rain the show we are watching through
open door, curtain tucked into the waist of
stacked trunks standing guard at least for a
century. How many rains have they seen?
Many more than the cats and dogs staring
with wonder at the wet world; even more
than me with my half-century life spent on
not watching enough rain in the past, so I must
make up for it by analyzing every drop.
@Home Studio – 33rd poem of the year
Runner ups for the rain, animals, trunk photos to accompany my poem:
Mongwoo (Drizzle)
(Poem 22 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)
This person so intrigued
the Crown Prince
that he nicknamed them
Drizzle in honor of his
favorite weather.
Friendship born of intellect,
shared sensibilities, and wit
creates the game board on
which all future maneuvers
rely, regardless of gender.
The game is set, the stones
properly aligned, the trash
talk spoken in earnest,
and thus begins the falling
in love one move at a time.
@Home Studio after watching the 1st 2 episodes of the Korean period drama Captivating the King – 22nd poem of the year
In the Joseon era in Korea, they played a board game called Baduk (Go) an abstract strategy game with pieces called stones. Mongwoo is the Korean word for drizzle and the nickname given to the opponent by the Crown Prince because it drizzles the first time they play against each other.
Captivating The King. Directed by Cho Nam-guk, performance by Jo Jung-suk, Shin Se-kyung, and Lee Shin-young, C-JeS Studios, 2024, Netflix, https://www.netflix.com/watch/81742990?trackId=255824129.
Runner ups for the AI drizzle photos to accompany my poem:
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