Click the image for today’s National Poetry Month Tour stop!
Last Friday, I challenged my readers to comment with one line of poetry about romance, without using that word or five others — LOVE, BURNING, PASSION, SWEET, HEART.
I’ve given it a tentative title, but the rest was your creation:
First Sight, Love Can we defy expectations, and have this part never end? winding around me like ivy gently pushing through the wall i built up Stealthy, unexpected, brilliant, bright. The surprise of a star, a first kiss yearning for your touch the bliss of a kissโฆ Words spoken, yet nothing said, glances lock, then lost The promise of promises yet to come
Thanks to the following for their contributions:
Rhapsody in Books
Necromancy Never Pays
Diary of an Eccentric
Unabridged Chick
So Many Books
Peeking Between the Pages
Parrish Lantern
Worducopia
I love this! It turned out beautifully, the way you put it all together. May I share it on my blog? I’ve been wanting to do a post about all your wonderful poetry month activities.
Wow, that turned out really well. I love it!
I think it turned out great! Amazing that it was created by numerous people but seems so cohesive, like it was written by just one poet. Like Audra said, we are brilliant poets!
I never would have imagined that this came from single lines from different people. Very creative!
Hey, that turned out pretty well! ๐
It did, didn’t it, Stefanie. It was fun; I might do another before the month is out.
WOW — we are collectively brilliant poets! ๐ I love it — this turned out so beautifully — romantic and quixotic and, well, poetic! Kudos to all — thanks for hosting this, Serena — I love it!
I agree, you are all collectively brilliant poets. This was such a fun exercise…I cannot wait to see what happens this Friday with Blackout Poetry!
This is SO cool! I love how it turned out. And I really like the idea of starting with a theme but limiting word choice. Very neat.
Thanks so much for checking it out. I may snag your Blackout Poetry party for this Friday’s fun during poetry month.