Dear Wordlers,
This week’s words were lifted from a wonderful children’s book, 14 Cows for America. If you are a teacher interested in discussing the events of September 11, 2001, with school children, this book provides a gentle introduction. It is an excellent read, and the illustrations are beautiful.
I am anticipating some interesting pieces this week, what with warriors and cows running through your words.
See you all soon,
Brenda
The Sunday Whirl 
Hi, my first time, here. In keeping with this day.
A cow, eh?
http://miskmask.wordpress.com/2012/09/10/the-sculptor/
~Misky
Getting here really late… but I managed a poem. Thank you for the wordle Brenda…
http://hopefuljo.wordpress.com/2012/09/09/365-creativity-project-day-244/
Wow, this one was a hard one for me. I managed but it’s not a masterpiece!
Thank you for the inspiration.
Well this week’s poem I was liking so I post it. Last week’s poem, still debating about it. If I ever decide I like, I’ll post with a future wordle. The cows, that was the first lines I came up with, the rest took I had fight to come out.
This was fun, Brenda, even with the cows. Mine is up.
I totally forgot about 9/11 until after I’d wordled … it is definitely something I write about yearly so may write another … for now, there’s this
http://thepoet-tree-house.blogspot.ca/2012/09/plain-faith.html
Been away from wordles for so long, that my “comeback” was a surprise to me, too. Dr Pearl led me this way 🙂
http://phoenix-em.com/mariyakoleva/2012/09/cows-moo-their-grace/
Sacred Cows
Here on Earth, this big blue marble,
happy cows have names,
and graze on remote farmlands
in organic valleys.
They are not suffering
confined to filthy barns
not shaken by rugged hormones,
not felled by fierce antibiotics.
Contented cows live in splendor,
like warriors,
off of concrete, out in pasture.
The silence of the grass
is both grace and blessing
for healthy cows
creating
their milk of human kindness.
whoa…what a mix of words! At first glance I thought “what a mess!” 😉
And this morning, images flashed “Before My Eyes” and I knew what I needed to write.
Thanks, as always, Brenda!!
I used all but remote- http://lkharris-kolp.blogspot.com/2012/09/overtures-and-undertones.html
So glad to be back! I had a problem with cows, too.
My coffee is steamy and creamy, and I’m ready to read. My piece is up….it is a bit whimsical, tinged with a little anxiety, perhaps. Enjoy your morning!
You too.
Interesting group of words. Trying to fit in “cows” initially threw me, and then it was the cows that meandered me over to the poem’s setting. Cool.
These words led me on a romantic, weepie path this week..lol Have a great Sunday all.
Morning fellow Wordlers, I actually was able to pull off a wordle this week.
Happy reading!
Another set that paired up nice, Brenda!
I loved these words, Brenda. Thanks.
Pamela
Had some fun with these words, thank you Brenda,
Elizabeth