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from Daily Sonnets F Dictionary Sonnet Floodgate, light drowsy particles Containing a stream or a torrent Of various other flatfishes or a small fleet Wider than a ruffle, a barefoot sea Low pressure almost unnoticeable Form or manner Small loyalist letters Diamond shaped at the point Of maximum ebb Perspicaciously marked with initials Of an ancient empire, it’s people or language Paleozoic, occurring from light bantering talk Characterized by the existence of many reptilian Successors, elusively thin or tenuous C Dictionary Sonnet Tailcoat take a sharp pointed microscope, midsummer in arctic of mid-calf length A quiet plodding horse Ditto a forked stick useful In locating underground Birch or semiprecious biographer Come semi-monthly titular vizard Resembling glass, as in glossiness Unknown or exhaustive vulture Condole a rounded protuberance on bone Confabulate a person who makes or sells candies Confessedly to keep within bounds F Dictionary Sonnet Flung a blank leaf in the front or back Collection of minute bubbles formed On the surface of a short chain or curtain Hanging from a pocket oxide to prevent further Flute players stock trading even or level with a Surface flush to rouse and cause to fly fluorescence Squarely, to hurl or propel a fly casting or a bird That feeds upon flux, a hand or set of cards All of one folio, fobbing off the distance Between a focal point of a lens or mirror And the corresponding principal flying Squirrel, generally believed to be From outer space, a segmental arch which Carries the thrust of fly-by-night ruddy color G Dictionary Sonnet A very brief passing glassful Twilight glob or globalism Performed with a gliding effect Such as sliding fingers rapidly Over a tiny flash of light Literary dusk or excessive gloat A sphere on which is depicted Ready and fluent glee Gladsome or a small suitcase Hinged to open into glacial Epochs, glabrous given names Such as gladiator having erect Leaves and spikes of dress Or manner |
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| laynie browne
is the author of four
full-length poetry collections, most recent Drawing of a Swan
Before Memory (2005 University of GeorgiaPress, Winner of the
Contemporary Poetry Series), and Pollen Memory (2003, Tender Buttons).
She is also the author of Acts of Levitation, a novel (2002,
Spuytenduyvil). Her fifth collection ofpoetry, Mermaid's Purse,
is forthcoming in 2005 from Spuytenduyvil books. Other recent
chapbooks include The Desires of Letters (gong editions, 2005), Webs of
Agriope (Phylum Press 2005) and a collaboration with Lee Ann Brown
titled Nascent Toolbox (The Owl Press 2004). She is former
co-curator of The Subtext Reading Series in Seattle, and The Ear Inn in
NYC. She has taught poetry in the schools as a visiting artist in New
York City, and Seattle, and has taught creative writing at University
of Washington, Bothell and at Mills College. She currently lives
in Oakland, California. |
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