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Like A Skipping Stone

Like a skipping stone,
The projects come.

The 100 word song
Is breaking the girl
With lillies and remains
And a dead man’s gun.

Like a skipping stone,
The projects come.

S30P weekly prompts
At Bastogne
She held her breath
While skipping stones.

Like a skipping stone
The projects come.

Linden trees
Line the steampunk city
While wizards wage war
For easy money.

Like a skipping stone
The projects come.

Mormons and Mitt
Separating church and state,
The 99 v 1 is as old
As being hot for teacher.

Like a skipping stone,
The projects come.

A fight for money
On the thirteenth day;
Two roads hard to travel,
One by night and one by day.

I can’t brain today;
I have the dumb.
Like a skipping stone,
The projects come.

This is my response to the S30P writing prompt of “Like a Skipping Stone.” It proves a couple of things, I think. One, that I write a number of different things (I contemplated linking to them all, but felt it would seem narcissistic) and two, that I suck at poetry.

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It’s the BIG DAY!

Today, Kelly of Naked Girl in a Dress and I are proud to announce the launch of the new Studio30 Plus. We both worked very hard to get the new site up in just two weeks – but we had some help. A few brave souls ventured forth to volunteer their help to get us running and to help us keep going. They are all listed on the Studio30 Staff page, so be sure to thank them for their efforts, as well. They did a great job!

With a new site, comes a new focus. Studio30 is expanding beyond the realm of blogging and will now focus on writing in general, in whatever form it takes. Shauntelle Hamlett, one of our volunteers, wrote a poem about writing called, “Word Wrangler,” for S30P and it is featured today.

I’m not one for gushy words, and I try my best not to ramble, so I’ll stop now.

Go visit the site and drop a line letting us know what you think.

Oh! It’s Music Monday! I almost forgot!

Here’s Kula Shaker with “Start All Over.” An appropriate choice, don’t you think?