Wordle 14


I spent a day in a motel in Rochester, New York this week, while our van had some repairs. The repairs were quick and inexpensive (yay!). I spent the day reading many of your poems, and came up with this week’s wordle. From Viv’s poem, This Morning at her blog Vivinfrance, I pulled the words curtains, blink, gild, and marvel. From Tilly Bud’s fantastic piece, Open Letter to Mr. Dickens, Because He Let Me Down at I’m Not A Verse, I pulled rendered, twist, reprehensible, and cast. This poem is fun and full of word play. Finally, from Annell’s at her blog AnnellAnnell Words of a Painter I picked the words whir, scattered, clouds, and scan, from her poem Angels Wait. Happy wordling this week. I won’t be back to Montana for another ten days. It is a crazy long time to be away from home. Thanks for giving me some continuity in my life. You guys rock.

35 comments on “Wordle 14

  1. Dear Brenda
    Thank you for your most encouraging and appreciative response.I am really honored and its a pleasure to write with your inspiring Wordles’ I look forward to sharing more in the future.Deeply grateful
    Anjum.

  2. Tilly Bud says:

    So busy decorating I haven’t had a chance to post this until now.

    I’m honoured that you used one of my poems. Thank you 🙂

    http://imnotaverse.wordpress.com/2011/07/30/better-late-than-never/

  3. Dear Brenda
    I finally managed some thoughts. I hope they are worthy of your great ideas.
    http://poeticocean.blogspot.com/2011/07/fallen-marvels.html
    regards
    anjum wasim dar
    Pakistan

  4. Kelly says:

    Hello, fellow wordlers! Here’s my attempt. This one has me a bit mystified. I categorized it as “being human” but I’m open to other interpretations! Thanks, Brenda.

    http://www.starsandwillows.com/2011/07/actors/

  5. TheMsLvh says:

    Brenda, This was a hard topic I chose for your wordle. I hope I did it justice. -TheMsLvh

    Spare the Rod… Please?

  6. Mary says:

    My friend at “La Vita Boca” still is having difficulty figuring out how to post her link; so I will post it for her:

    Mary

    http://lavitaboca.blogspot.com/2011/07/private-eye.html

  7. nan says:

    Feeling a bit theatrical . . . (or, all the world’s a stage):

    a stunner

  8. b_y says:

    Hope the tour is going well. Thanks for hanging in there for us.

    http://wp.me/pdTja-27U

  9. Mr. Walker says:

    Yea! I’m not late. Here is Open,and I’m getting caught up.

  10. Traci B says:

    Good wordle! Here’s my response:

    Blink

  11. pmwanken says:

    OK…now that I’ve written my response:

    DISTANT MEMORY

    I can finally go read the wonderful wordle poems that await.

    Have a great week, all!

    ~Paula

  12. Marianne says:

    Lovely words this week, except for ‘reprehensible,’ which was downright punishing! You absolutely rock, too, Brenda!

    http://herwordsbloomed.blogspot.com/2011/07/sunday-wordle-14.html

  13. Brenda, this poem came out the tragedy in Norway. An odd circumstance, that, but the words suddenly made sense.
    http://sharplittlepencil.wordpress.com/2011/07/24/sunday-second-post-twist-youth/

  14. 1sojournal says:

    Hi Brenda, is there some reason my post isn’t being listed?

    Elizabeth

    • brenda w says:

      Hi Elizabeth, It’s there now. I think when people use different servers, wordpress recognizes them as new users. I always have to approve new users. Usually this isn’t an issue, as I’m at home and check a couple of times daily. But here in Ohio, Julie’s Internet connection is sporadic, and I’m visiting a coffee shop a couple times a week to keep up. So there you have it. I’m glad you’re here wordling! 🙂

  15. Mike Patrick says:

    I managed to evade the men in the white coats long enough to post this. Got to go, here they come again.

    RAINCAST

  16. Had a bit of difficulty with reprehensible. Thanks for the words everyone. Brenda, thanks for taking the time to post these for us.

    Pamela

    When I Look at Old Photos

  17. Susannah says:

    I missed last week, so I am glad to be back with you all today. 🙂

    I found this one a bit daunting but I perservered! 😉

    Here’s mine – When Morning Comes

  18. anl4 says:

    I’m glad you liked my words. Thanks for the wordle!

  19. 1sojournal says:

    This one came in the blink of an eye. It took this long to get here because I was stunned. Hoping you get home safely, Brenda, but also that you enjoy your chance to get away,

    Revelation

    Elizabeth
    http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/

  20. Laurie Kolp says:

    I always look forward to your wordles, Brenda… thanks so much for the inspiration. Here’s mine:

    http://lkharris-kolp.blogspot.com/2011/07/poetic-afflatus.html

  21. Victoria says:

    Thanks again Mary for getting me motivated to try to write these wordles – difinitely a poem i wouldn’t have written otherwise. http://victoria-andnowpoems.blogspot.com/2011/07/wordle-from-whirl-blink.html#comments.

  22. Hi Brenda,

    Here’s my effort phewww:

    Creating Life

  23. Mary says:

    Here’s mine, one I would not have written if not for the wordle words. Thanks, Brenda.

    http://inthecornerofmyeye.blogspot.com/2011/07/casablanca.html

  24. Irene says:

    Brenda, you rock too!

    beautiful & pointless

  25. Dear Brenda
    Hi, Thankyou.It is an honor for me to be part of the Creative Writing Wonderful World that You bring forward, I shall try to write something worthwhile, with the high quality of Your Wordle I feel, our poetry writing standards improve and I feel greatly motivated and inspired.

  26. Leo says:

    Am I first this week then? 😮 Wow.. not bad…

    My poem: Dear Dad…

  27. I should have been up hours ago, and here I am, still in bed at ten am, writing daft poetry. Sigh. https://sundaywhirl.wordpress.com/

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