rogue-poet
is a member from Switzerland
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She has been a member for over 1 year (537 days).
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Two of my many names are "night owl" and "morning grouch". But when I find two fresh eggs of our adorable hens in the chickencoop and a card from an imaginative postcrosser in the mailbox, even mornings can be mysteriously perfect!
I write postcards for joy, poems and stories vocationally. My first novel just makes its way onto the bedside lockers of my unknown readers out there. German speaking bookworms can find more information on my homepage; thanks for your visit!
The poet's main quest and assignement is love, of course. That's why there must be two eggs in the morning, and I also share postcard stories with my Companion, if you don't mind. You can trust him - he's the kind of person who paints his house yellow.
The poet's most sublime virtue is curiosity, what else! For that reason, what you write on the card is even more important to me than the card itself.
I fancy ultra-short-stories, such as strange events in local history of your place or just a bizarre headline in your newspaper today. I'm especially interested in poetry, literature, myth and legend of your country, as well as rural life, agriculture, fishery, traditional crafts and trades, cartography, metallurgy, forestry, trains, ships etc.
Selfmade, ad, or tourist cards can also be very interesting! Any card is great, as long as it has to do with your place or yourself.
I don't care whether stories are "real" or not,
I just want them to be odd!
Looking forward to your postcards, I trust your imagination. Thanks so much for your time.
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PS. I don't wish to engage in penpalships. Thanks for your understanding.
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My postcrossing cabinet of curios:
- The card that reached me 10 months before it was sent: http://www.postcrossing.com/postcards/BN-1600
- The "card" which contained 4 cards and a letter: http://www.postcrossing.com/postcards/US-1037360
- The poem and its birthplace that had an unexpected sequel: http://www.postcrossing.com/postcards/DE-953245
- The artful envelope with wonderful stamps, which was filled with so many interesting pictures and a little viking that I could build a Finnish village on my table: http://www.postcrossing.com/postcards/FI-1188840
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Expired...:
CH-73806 to paronibea, Brazil, sent on 23/Feb/2011
CH-96248 to sep123321, China, sent on 15/Dec/2011
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