Renga.Mykl.org

aggregating my favorite phrasings, and some of my own

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vaguely inspired by renga, created by Mykl, as curated in the @Renga microblog

forage for phrases:
August 29
MYKLfeed: as a testbed for a few micro/blogging tools, i'm updating this tumblelog, which aggregates many of my feeds: http://ping.fm/4lcxZ
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MYKLfeed: you should now see a multitude of my micro-feeds aggregated right here (thanks to @TL2rss, @Superfeedr & @PingFM).
August 20
“ He didnt look back but he could see her in the windows of the Federal Building across the street standing there and she was still standing there when he reached the corner and stepped out of the glass forever. Cormac McCarthy
July 23

“Some ghosts never even get into your house they are so busy howling at the windows.” - Jonathan Lethem

July 1

“another poem / drifts off / without a tether cord / a kite stuck / in a barren tree” - @TankaQueen #micropoem

June 30

“trying to stay out / of the dark / it’s easy to fall backwards / just missing the noose / losing time” - @HFeaga

June 18

troubleshooting

unsure why Tumblr stopped importing all my feeds into this tumblelog, i’m only now getting around to fixing it.

the nucleus of this li’l labor of love, the @Renga microblog, never stopped working.

April 29

“first ray of sunshine _ / leaves of grass are not as green / as in the moonlight” - @Edoowado

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the longer i dwell in one place, the slower i am to pack out of it. i’m stacking my bags in the back seat, then driving to Philly.

April 25

“in the old pond / reflected fireflies / burn cool” - @JamesCiriaco #fireflies

April 24

“A book must be the ax for the frozen sea within us.” - Franz Kafka http://ping.fm/NrQIu

April 23
ChrisTwitery: A vastness of time - between punctuated breath - waiting for a bus #haiku
April 21

the setting sun aft, 300+ miles afore, threading through pale green and lilac valleys, cruising quiet asphalt byways to northern Virginia.

April 14

“The clay jar breaks and slowly releases / a liquid, puddling into puzzling beings.” - @TinyStoreys

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i now mirror this microblog on Facebook, for anyone who prefers reading in the walled garden. http://ping.fm/oP6uz