Dee at dVerse Poets’ Pub has asked us to mix a poetry response using ‘bar’ words in an alternate context. Here’s my non-alcoholic offering. By the way, that’s my photograph of a fancy glass of milk in blue.
dVerse Poetics: Muse Mixology
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Stuff and what if... 
Um…pour me glass…???
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Ha ha! I will. 😉
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Love the internal rhyme you’ve got going on here. And deeply intoxicated by the gorgeous wordbump of this line:
“Soft vespers twist mists of time”
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A fruition of your engaging prompt. Thanks for the creative spark, De. 🙂
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I so need anything that turns sour to sweet…
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I’ll put it on the menu. 🙂
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A call for straight up truth
Before the last call of sunset
I am just blown away by these two lines.
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Thank-you, Cindy. So much deception and deliberately hidden truths in the world…
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A fine piece, Olga.
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Hi Darren. So nice to hear your voice again. Thanks for reading. ❤
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Always a pleasure, Olga. 🙃
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A sustained piece of imagery! I loved the ‘Insistent elixir of mantras hum’.
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Hi Jane. Thank-you for your valued comment. Happy that you liked that line. ❤
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I always like images that sound completely plucked from the air, that nobody else has created.
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“Plucked from the air” is a wonderful way to put it. 🙂
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Enjoyed your poem Olga :)) and your slick photo would have ‘fooled’ me…it’s interesting to get a hint of what’s behind your photo artistry.
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Thanks, Janice. I always feel like I need to include an image with my words, even if it needs to be created out of the blue. 😉
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:))
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Great photo! I very much enjoyed how the image and the poem complement each other.
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Many thanks for your lovely comment, Adrianna. 🙂
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I liked the phrase “tears on the rocks”.
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You have really excelled with this poetic challenge Olga
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Sounds like the cocktail we all need and want!
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Thank for dropping by Rosemary. It would be refreshing. 🙂
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What a great response. You more than achieved the aims. Love that glass of milk also. 🙂
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It was a fun challenge to think non-alcoholic, especially with the word ‘elixir’. Thanks for mentioning the blue glass of milk. 🙂
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It made me want to go and fill wine glasses and photograph them in different lights. One day I will. 🙂
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Interesting future endeavor, Irene. 🙂
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Gosh, I just love this! The image is fantastic and you captured the mixology lingo perfectly!
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I’m excited by your comment, Terri. 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing. Tickled-pink! ❤
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I’ve been following you, but I’ve missed the email notifications! When I moved back from self-hosting, I “lost” people. Nice to make your “re-acquaintance!”
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Hi Terri. Glad you’re back. 🙂
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Love the clever use of bar phrases, photos, and mix of fonts.
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Thank-you for the wonderful comment, Frances. 🙂
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It made me want to go and fill wine glasses and photograph them in different lights.
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I’ve tried that once. It really works well with red wine, natural sunlight and some shadows in the right place. 🙂
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Love that glass of milk also.
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Thanks, Kenneth. Being creative with milk.
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Love that glass of milk also.
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Definitely a unique photo. Thanks!
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