Imagery and Free Verse

Here’s a Helpful Index to My Poetry by Subject — Create Your Own

Thank you for reading!

Thanks to the amazing poet Jessica Lee McMillan, I have found the best way to show each of you the poetry I have available on Medium:

A featured Table of Contents. So clever!

I adore responses, and I’d be happy to read and response to your work as well. As always, thank you for reading! It is an honor to share my work with you.

If you’d like to create your own Index/Table of Contents, scroll to the end for tips.

Amazing news! I am honored to be recognized in August 2020 as the featured poet for “Loose Words” —the online poetry journal by “Assemblage”.

Free Verse Poetry by Dionne Charlet, Categorized:

Featured

Some Other Nature

Feminism

Centered, She

Rapunzelized

Armor Me

Purgatory Rising

Canto de Espada

Her Own View

From the Ions

New Orleans and Louisiana in Imagery

Sepulcher of the Lotus

Drops Like Creole

Lyre of the Troubadour

Maid of Orleans

Sensuality

Godiva

Leaving You for Jellyfish Lake

Mingled with the Taste

Paris by Gaslight

Cannibalizing the Kiss

Wet Samaritan

Love and Romance

Daughter of Heaven and Earth

Rogue Within a Fable

Loss

Torrent of the Crouching Beast

On Writing

I Am Content

Upturn Dandelions

to the Wind

Pages of Heather

Mythology

Poet and the Hand of God

Mandala of the Eye

Dysautonomia and Invisible Illness

Missing Time

When She Flares

Spirituality

God Overgrown

Listing

Politics and Activism

The Bloom of Disquiet

Vestigial Focus

Thicket and the Thunder

Here, Lies, the Profit

Palomino Broken

A Cascade of Larks

Gothic Imagery and the Macabre

Prey for the Long Bye

Quarantine 2020

Dear John Donne

Liquid

Fandom and Sci-Fi

“Darmok and Jilad at Tanagra”

To create your own links as those above, Medium has a few simple steps to follow.

1. It is best to use a laptop for this.
2. Hit Enter, and click on the circled plus (+) button.
3. Select the embed choice, which is <>.
4. Open a second window with your Medium profile, and hover over one of your stories. Click “open in new tab” and wait for the page with your story to fully load.
5. Copy your story link and paste in the line area provided by Medium, then enter. Voila, there is your story link!

My hope is this idea for a Table of Contents is as helpful for you as it has been for me. Thanks again to the lovely poetess, Jessica Lee McMillan. I thoroughly suggest you read her beautiful poetry. Have a beautiful day!

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