The final NaPoWriMo Read Write Poem prompt was to leave a line for an exquisite corpse and take a line as an inspiration for the final poem. I used Joanna‘s line, a handful of feathers, for a modified Fibonacci poem using word instead of syllable counts for each line. A Handful of Feathers I open [...]
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NaPoWriMo #30: leave a line, take a line
April 30th, 2009 5 Comments
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NaPoWriMo #29: i don’t think i can
April 29th, 2009 6 Comments
Today’s Read Write Poem prompt, things you don’t think you can do, very nearly didn’t come together for me. Maybe this little engine is running out of steam. No Matter No matter what I think I can I think I can I think I can I cannot be in two places at the same time, [...]
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NaPoWriMo #28: seeing red
April 28th, 2009 3 Comments
Today’s Read Write Poem prompt was to write about red. I was stalled until I read the question of the day on my TED widget: Where will you walk today? That was when red and TED all came together for today’s poem. I know we have a few days left, but I want to thank [...]
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NaPoWriMo #27: Cadence
April 27th, 2009 4 Comments
Very nearly off-prompt. Read Write Poem proposed making a poem from a Wordle list. I used the word ‘cadence’ for the title of this haiku. Cadence bird on the high branch sings into deepening gloom just before the rain NaPoWriMo #27
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NaPoWriMo #26: let’s get metaphysical
April 26th, 2009 2 Comments
Several things collided here. I wanted to do a book review of The Hakawati which I am reading for Global Voices Book Challenge. Then there was the metaphysical prompt from Read Write Poem plus their random writing tip of five uses for a spoon! The Hakawati What was dipped into the steaming bowl that caused [...]
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