Tag: #American Sentence

#American Sentence: Morning Moon

Posted on August 6, 2020 by Linda Lee Lyberg

“Morning moon shine fading in crystal blue sky — no rain storm clouds in sight.” – Linda Lee Lyberg Author’s Note: This is an American Sentence. The form, invented by Allen Ginsberg, is simply a variation of the haiku. The rules of an American Sentence are… Continue Reading “#American Sentence: Morning Moon”

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#American Sentence: Oasis

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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“Serene wildflowers, my oasis amongst the chaos of this world.”- Linda Lee Lyberg

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#American Sentence: Fatal

Posted on March 6, 2020 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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Let love be the disease that carries me from this life to the unknown Poets and Storytellers United: Weekly Scribblings #9 Contagion dVerse Poets Pub: OLN #261

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A River Flows

Posted on January 12, 2020 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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Grief becomes a part of who we are; a river flowing through our soul. – Linda Lee Lyberg Author’s Note: This is an American Sentence, a poetry form invented by Allen Ginsberg. An American haiku variation. 17 syllables written in a sentence.

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Between a Dream

Posted on July 18, 2019 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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“Between a dream and reality sings the true passion of my soul.” Author’s Note: This is my first try at an American Sentence, which is comprised of 17 syllables and is a complete sentence. The Sunday Muse: Wednesday Muse: American Sentence