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William J Spirdione
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The Daily Cuppa

·2 days ago

Autumn’s Here and I Hardly Noticed

Sunday sonnet —

Poetry

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Autumn’s Here and I Hardly Noticed
Autumn’s Here and I Hardly Noticed
Poetry

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Published in

The Howling Owl

·6 days ago

It Rains and the Leaves Are Swirling

A dizain —

The Howling Owl

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It Rains and the Leaves Are Swirling
It Rains and the Leaves Are Swirling
The Howling Owl

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Published in

The Daily Cuppa

·Sep 17

In The Slanted September Sun

Sunday sonnet —

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In The Slanted September Sun
In The Slanted September Sun
Poetry

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Published in

Dancing Elephants Press

·Sep 16

Moments of Eternity

A poem about the book —

Dancingelephantspress

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Moments of Eternity
Moments of Eternity
Dancingelephantspress

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Published in

The Daily Cuppa

·Sep 10

Still Some Life Left in The Season

Sunday sonnet — There’s time enough. Seed embryos will form in flat husks hanging in the wind-blown sun. These coin shaped kites are flapping up a storm on paper drawn so taught a tale is spun. They’ll soon fly free of worn down mother’s cord. Same silver dollars gone and tarnished brown. It’s high time…

Poetry

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Still Some Life Left in The Season
Still Some Life Left in The Season
Poetry

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Published in

The Daily Cuppa

·Sep 3

September Slips in So Softly and Silently

Sunday sonnet — Voracious slugs can’t keep up as these huge hibiscus flowers bloom this and that way with skeletonized leaves, lace subterfuge. September slipped in and it plans to stay long as a month does last or thereabouts with chomping slugs, tree frogs and buzzing bees. Some change has happened. I’ve lost those last…

Poetry

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September Slips in So Softly and Silently
September Slips in So Softly and Silently
Poetry

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Published in

Scuzzbucket

·Aug 31

Let’s Go Now or I’m Not Leaving

A poem — Why this incessant desire to bask in shining light when I keep changing my own mind about these precious words gleaming bright while expecting that the rest might catch up as drifting ever-shifting trends refresh us? It’s easy to believe I’ll always write this stuff. Fierce phrases fitting in forgotten places…

Poetry

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Let’s Go Now or I’m Not Leaving
Let’s Go Now or I’m Not Leaving
Poetry

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Published in

The Lark

·Aug 30

Friendly Flower Fun in the Summer Sun

A summery sonnet —

Poetry

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Friendly Flower Fun in the Summer Sun
Friendly Flower Fun in the Summer Sun
Poetry

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Published in

The Daily Cuppa

·Aug 27

On Goldenrod the Bees Are Gathering

Sunday sonnet — The sunshine broke through where those long dead ash trees fell in last night’s rain from their sharp tilt to land in piles of tangled vines. They smash some bird and squirrel nests to be rebuilt. There still is time enough. We’re here to stay. On goldenrod the bees are gathering as…

Poetry

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On Goldenrod the Bees Are Gathering
On Goldenrod the Bees Are Gathering
Poetry

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Aug 25

A Tattered War Torn Roost

A poem —

Poetry

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A Tattered War Torn Roost
A Tattered War Torn Roost
Poetry

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William J Spirdione

William J Spirdione

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William J Spirdione is a poet who writes sonnets and more about nature and the humans within it.

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