Jeanne Poland's Poetry Blog
29 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in contronym, Poetry Tags: apology, bolt, bound, cleave, contronym, Daniel Stewart, dust, fast, left, mysophobia, OCD, peer, rare, sanction, single word with contradictory meanings, use a word 3x, weather
from Facebook this am
Sentences using some of these contronyms:
(Using a word 3x is supposed to imprint it on your vocabulary)
1 My daughter has mysophobia, and she’s getting a dose of it during this pandemic.
2 In my watercolors I frequently dust fine particles of color to suggest a texture.
3 The stallion bolted as soon as the bolt was secured!
11 Mar 2014 Leave a comment
in Family Tags: backwards, capital figures, children without TV, five years old, forwards, in between, left, major players, majuscules, reverse writing, right, stage the scen'ry, window pane in the wild
Through the Looking Glass
Capital figures:
Majuscules stage the scen’ry
Left, right, in between.
At five who says where the letters go?
Forwards, backwards, on the window pane in the wild?
13 May 2013 1 Comment
in Uncategorized Tags: add, ambidextrous, brush teeth, cut fruit, left, left brain, open jars, poems, right, right brain, shake, sing, switch, two hands, woe, wrist, write
Broke my right wrist;
Switched to left.
Right brain grows poems;
Left brain spells.
Right side sings;
Left can add.
Right hand writes well;
Left hand shakes.
Two hands brush teeth
Open jars; cut fruit.
Woe is me!
What a switch:
Broke my right wrist;
Switched to left!
The Vibrant Channeled Creator 