October!

The last one of the 1900s!

Many Poems!

Not much to say!

Check out my Ramble!

kiting By kevin urenda.

I love the first two lines of this, and the whole piece seems very true to life.

from "Inversions" p.132 By Iain M Banks.

Submitted by Roy B Law 100144.2147@compuserve.com. The question of "one true love?" came up on the Blender Board this month, and this quote is an excellent counter-argument, in my opinion.

from depraved to CRAVED By Misti V. Rainwater.

A lengthy rant by MVR, who requests "Brian, don't read this one. I implore you!"

petty thief By The Guppy.

Lyrical, playful, wonderful. (An article in the October 4th New Yorker mentioned the art of the blurb- three is the key. How did I do?)

treading By The Guppy kingsaladmonkey@hotmail.com.

Another by The Guppy - "you don't dig the calamari".

Strange Bird By Toklas blee@direct.ca.

One Word By Toklas blee@direct.ca.

Toklas submitted some very beautiful poems this month. They seem ancient and new at the same time.

longing By gnomey dragonfleyes@msn.com.

I love the username- which seems strangely appropriate for the content of this work.

Anonymous Japanese Unknown - 10th Century

Submitted by Madison. Slice of life- seems as if it could be from this century.

remembering the lost soulmate .... By Rennie Lorca - Lorca@bigfoot.com.

Rennie Lorca, our local master of short, evocative verse.

More Than I Deserve By Shadygirl fading_shade@hotmail.com.

Sometimes life feels better than I had any right to expect, and this work reflects that bias of mine.

I love you By kevin urenda.

Written for a cousin getting married, a nice thought on those most famous three words.

Sexual Passivity in the Human Female By d. Nada.

Almost tribal.

the Kindred Spirit of a would be Poet By heart Song.

A poem invoking the Blender community itself.

Heart on Sleeve Corner

All the remaining heartsongs sent to the Blender last month.

Ramble Regarding Romance

In NYC with Veronika.

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Conversation and Comments sent in over the past month.

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