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Category Archives: onomatapoeia (nmpt)

flammable

January 28, 2022

my passion a hoard of tinder craving a smoldering other, ignite my ember consume me to a tender-joyful-beautiful-surrender, your lovely being searing …

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a love letter to nobody in particular– (Read: ‘Vous m’avez brisé le coeur, le bijou de ma vie.’)

July 29, 2015

maybe it’s the squiggle in your hips when you stretch and mew in my warm bed before you’ve actually woken …

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adjective noun verb

July 7, 2015

What a life. It’s so expletive adjective, with all these expletive nouns; I can’t seem to verb adjective no matter …

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Tricks and Trade Secrets

May 22, 2015

Tricks and Trade Secrets by Zac Oberg I moved to the high school that I graduated from halfway through junior …

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Aside

this is my truth

February 14, 2015

How do you help those who do not ask for help? the stagnant stench of well wishes left out to …

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Quote

State of the Kitchen Address

December 2, 2014

We arrive at the crossroads of order and chaos on this hallowed December day. Porcelain plates stacked high, silver spoons all …

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The Videogame that Saved my Life

June 5, 2013

Three friends on my giddy ride home from practice. Seven cars in my driveway and twelve relatives they belong to. …

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Aside

Lions, Tigers, and Bears

June 3, 2013

walking alone [Brisk Bold Brash – oh my] roasting in a long sleeve flannel [Eggshell Knuckle – oh my] my …

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The Wolf Boy

June 2, 2013

Hello, how do you do? Have we met? My name’s Pandora. My name’s Schrödinger. My name’s Pavel, Einstein, Stalin and …

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the end all be all

May 11, 2013

honey bee devouring honey asparagus sprouting after two years on time shearing a black sheep bald “how many licks does …

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G-d and his g-d d-mn l-m-ns

April 23, 2013

Icy and golden, I dare not taste that sour liquid for fear of the skin-to-skin contact that makes me humble, …

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ignite

April 16, 2013

An ostrich ate my heart out on a Sunday afternoon. A judge deemed that ostrich a martyr. Opening the iron …

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my riposte to a genius

April 16, 2013

A friend of mine, a poet and genius, asked me a question the other day: “What do you want to …

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Poetrank /ˈpōəˈtrangk/

April 12, 2013

Father Time married Mother Nature this month, nearly eighty years ago. Before that, they were engaged for thirteen years. Five …

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Tomorrow is another day

April 11, 2013

Have you ever stepped in a puddle? Just been walking along, minding your own business, when you find your foot …

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sanskrit breaths

April 10, 2013

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder — what about blind people? Stick figures must have the worst porn. …

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halfway liking you, object stowaway.

April 8, 2013

A vase inhabited by a ghost that pinches you occasionally when you forget to water your plants. A mirror housing …

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obsessive

April 3, 2013

I have an obsession with non sequitur. There. I said it. Whew. Now I can go on with my life, …

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Aside #182

April 3, 2013

Don’t tell me some divine isn’t out there watching over us, listening to every single thing every single person (7.075 …

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caterpillar monologue

April 3, 2013

The leaf I’m on is fragile, green, iridescent to any other eye but mine. I mistake my foot for a bike …

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swimming in the stream of consciousness

April 2, 2013

I’m not crazy I swear, said the author. I’m just ex-pear-i-menting. “Pigeons pigeonholed in their pigeonholes?” I said, my pig …

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definition of nonsense

April 1, 2013

Daisy chain whipping field, strawberry sweet and green birthing stark against brick red strength. Arbor are bore, oak wood in …

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Confused? See here:

the forty-two (about me):
I store my soul’s stories in a secret space underneath the stairs.

sanskrit (haiku):
The succinct and supple art of crafting feelings into morsels.

ratatouille (poetry): 
A poetaster’s delightful pursuit; facetious, zen, and bona fide.

onomatopoeia (non sequitur):
The greediest of words, an eight vowel-hoarding scoundrel.

pilot lights (first thoughts):
Smouldering creative pieces ready to rise anew and ignite into flame.

rumspringa (charged emotions):
Here I stow my fists, sighs, and tears about awfully big molehills.

être obligé (required reading):
For those who only have two shakes of a lamb’s tail to peruse my “art”.

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