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POETRY SWAP
Project Verse!
- Judge Announcement: The Replacement
- Judge Announcement!
- Week 10: Final Assignment
- Week 9: Duel Task (Poem Revisions)
- Weel 9: Duel Task (Pop Culture Poems)
- Week 9: Guest Judge Denise Duhamel
- Week 9: Duel Task
- Week 8: Results
- Week 8: Revisiting the Villenelles
- Week 8: Unexpected Twist
- Week 8: Villanelle (The Poems!)
- Week 8: Guest Judge Maureen Seaton
- Week 8: Villanelle
- Week 7: Pantoum Results
- Week 7: Pantoum (The Poems!)
- Week 7: Guest Judge Sandra Beasley
- Statement From The Judges
- Week 7: Pantoum
- Week 6: Epigraph Results
- Week 6: Epigraph (The Poems!)
- Week 6: Guest Judge C. Dale Young
- Week 6: Epigraph
- Week 5: The Between Results
- Week 5: The Between (The Poems!)
- Week 5: Guest Judge Dara Wier
- Week 5: The Between
- Project Verse: Drama Continues
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- Week 4 & Curveball: Results
- Curveball: The Poems!
- Curveball Guest Judges
- Project Verse Curveball
- Week 4: Shore Tags (The Poems!)
- Week 4: Guest Judge Collin Kelley
- Week 4: Shore Tags
- Week 3: Results
- Week 3: Simile Vs. Metaphor (The Poems!)
- Week 3: Guest Judge Matthew Hittinger
- Week 3: Simile Vs. Metaphor
- Week 2: Results
- Week 2: Firsts (The Poems!)
- Week 2: Guest Judge Andrew Demcak
- Week 2: Firsts
- Week 1: Results
- Week 1: Workshop 1101 (The Poems!)
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Why Do I Write Series
About Me
- Dustin Brookshire
- is a poet and activist. In 2008, Dustin founded LIMP WRIST and Quarrel. He has been featured at poetry readings in Atlanta as well as Savannah, and his work has been published in numerous online magazines as well as in Atlanta's DAVID magazine. Besides writing poetry and 'cooking up' poetry projects, Dustin enjoys serving on the Atlanta Pride Committee as well as the Atlanta Queer Literary Festival Committee, and keeping elected officials on their toes. Contact Dustin via email: dustinvbrookshire@gmail.com
Dustin's Work Online
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- Sunday Eye Candy ~ Chris Bailey
- Celebrating National Poetry Month ~ Beth Gylys
- Day of Silence
- Exciting Limp Wrist News....
- "Don’t complain about paying for Pride"
- Celebrating National Poetry Month ~ Jeffrey Harrison
- Sunday Eye Candy ~ Nigel Barker
- Fundraising & More Limp Wrist Pics
- Overdue Pictures from 2/28/08 Limp Wrist Launch Party
- Celebrating National Poetry Month ~ Denise Duhamel
- Sunday Eye Candy ~ Michael Weatherly
- 1993 to ? ..... When Will DADT Rest In Peace
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1 comment:
So it's 2:06 in the morning and I'm up (because my sleep schedule's out of whack from a week sick/sleep/delirium) and what's on the tube but Bette Davis in "Dark Victory." And I'm remembering your post and how much I enjoyed it.
Bette is perfect in this movie. She's in her young age and that scene in the hospital where she's looking in her hand mirror and carrying on about the horrible blouse they've made her wear is too perfect for words.
DRAMA!!
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