Diane Hine

Silver Star - 4,143 Points (25 July 1956)

poet Diane Hine

Diane Hine Poems

81. Diversion 9/28/2013
82. The Triolet Competion At Outback Poetry Club^ 8/30/2013
83. George 2/6/2013
84. Sestina: Captain Bryce In The Amazon* 1/20/2013
85. Pectoral Sandpiper 8/13/2012
86. Gambol (A Ghazal) 7/22/2012
87. Edelweiss Petty And Hope Make A Seaside Discovery* 1/9/2013
88. Pantoum: Angel 11/6/2012
89. Circumstantial^ 11/27/2012
90. Second Law Senryus 12/1/2012
91. In The Orthodontic Lab 12/7/2012
92. Mistaken 8/26/2012
93. Sea Of Trilobites 9/15/2012
94. Frame 5/1/2012
95. Hemispheres 4/10/2012
96. At Sixes And Sevens 6/9/2012
97. Waning Cynical 5/31/2012
98. An Overwrought Cavort 2/27/2012
99. Patisserie 3/3/2012
100. Sister Planet 3/10/2012
101. Haiku: Something 3/11/2012
102. Will And Elle (A Villanelle) 3/17/2012
103. Patch 3/21/2012
104. Getting Old 4/18/2015
105. Hyperbole 4/7/2015
106. Analogue Television 5/16/2015
107. On Saturn's Moon 4/16/2012
108. Ribs 3/5/2015
109. Dystopiary 7/5/2014
110. Some Clerihews 4/1/2012
111. Sijo Eon Phanerozoic 2/24/2012
112. Sonnet: Poetry 2/27/2012
113. 'Aliens'....Mostly... 3/19/2012
114. Triolet: Sacrifice 4/12/2012
115. Sonnet: Transcendental 4/20/2012
116. Lesson 6/1/2012
117. The Peacock Spider 5/11/2012
118. Finale 10/16/2012
119. Angiosperms 9/8/2012
120. Aware 9/13/2012
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Mathematical Star Signs

A Mass of Aries rams describes a Curl
Potentially connected to a Field
Some Fractal of Mechanics may unfurl
A Calculus of fuzzy-logic yield.

Quadratic Taurus bulls do not Equate
So don't get Knotted arguing the toss
Although with cows they'll gladly permutate
Inverting them with Product makes them Cross.

Most Geminis are tied in Causal Loop
Because their brains are Hypobolic Plot
So if you Add their salad to their soup
It anti-matters them and matters not.

Cancerians love Cartographic law
Their kind presents a Strange Attractor risk
But ...

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Burning Blue

Photons lacerate the air in waves of ev'ry hue,
plunging through successfully except for burning blue.
Motes of dust and water drops play cricket with blue balls,
weaving veils of endless blue in vast concentric shawls.
When the rays are vertical they drill through skin and bone,
drain all sheen from vibrant green, steal water from dry stone.
Then all life is forced to heed light's power to subdue.
The mantle of the victor is a fire of flaming blue.

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