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Bing | LexPoMo 2024

Bio for 2024

I made this account while tipsy.

Reason for signing up:

Fren.

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 01, 2024 1 - what did I get myself into
June 02, 2024 2 - i feel like mush
June 03, 2024 3 - i bought 50 bucks worth of chicken wings
June 04, 2024 4 - i just took a shower
June 05, 2024 5 - why am i still up at 3am
June 06, 2024 6 - i cleaned my room
June 07, 2024 there are too many emojis
June 08, 2024 8 - i don’t want movie theaters to die out
June 09, 2024 9 - i stockpiled some haikus for busy days
June 10, 2024 10 - poetry can be stupid
June 11, 2024 11 - i can’t put this nice dress on by myself
June 12, 2024 12 - an ode to Arin and Dan
June 13, 2024 13 - nail art brings me joy
June 14, 2024 14 - a hungry haiku
June 15, 2024 15 - bug bite
June 16, 2024 16 - i spilled on myself
June 18, 2024 17 - oops
June 19, 2024 i went to a cafe today
June 20, 2024 chez
June 21, 2024 can’t beat a good beat
June 22, 2024 mosquitoes pick the weirdest places to chomp
June 24, 2024 clean performance
June 25, 2024 wonder what a walkable city is like
June 26, 2024 being gay in Kentucky
June 27, 2024 open my third eye?
June 28, 2024 my dad is a major swiftie
June 29, 2024 sports
June 30, 2024 cheers, Lexington

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One thought on "Bing | LexPoMo 2024"

N. D says:

June 22, 2024 at 10:42 am

Always a joy reading your work! Definitely have been inspired by your haikus to lean into my own silly side 😁

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