Tag: avant-garde poetry
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The Ritual of Our Chaos: An Ode to Holiday Family Traditions #WriteAPageADay #630
Holiday traditions arrive like ghosts in ugly sweaters—uninvited yet expected, familiar yet strange. The table is an arena, the gifts are wrapped illusions, and laughter escapes like steam from a too-hot dish. We gather, we feast, we pretend the past hasn’t stained the cranberry sauce. And as the night ends, we lie: “We should do…
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The Odyssey of My Wayward Umbrella #WriteAPageADay #680
I am the seeker, the loser of things, And my umbrella, Once a shield of storms, Has betrayed me, Gone rogue, slipped from my grasp. It is not my fingers it desires anymore, But the wild breath of the wind.
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If Walls Could Talk: The Silent Chronicles of Office Secrets #WriteAPageADay #780
Ever wondered what stories your office walls could tell if they could talk? This unorthodox avant-garde poetry unravels the silent chronicles of ambition, betrayal, camaraderie, and dreams, as seen through the eyes of an inanimate yet all-seeing observer.
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The Lighthouse’s Lament: An Avant-Garde Poetic Journey Through Mist and Sea #Whatdoyousee #WDYS
Through fog and mist, the lighthouse stands as a sentinel of both the sea and time. In this avant-garde, quirky poetic narrative, the lighthouse questions its existence, engages with the ocean, and imagines a whimsical world where fish wear top hats and crabs dance in spirals. A surreal journey of light, humor, and the sea’s…
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