Every once in a while, prose rears its head… in this case, a true story from my mom about The Bad Old Days of moving before the rent man came ’round. Great wordle, Brenda. I think the air from which you picked these words was quite rich! Amy http://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/02/27/moving-day-circa-1933/
I invoked my muse-I think I need some time to recover the creativity of poetry.I have been following the Wordles but could not form anything.Last night some thoughts came …a divine help…not me…really
Sorry I think I posted twice in Mr. Linky… maybe not.
I’ve had this idea since last week, and just waited for the words… I think Brenda made the list just for me 🙂
And now I’ve been able round ‘aboutly’ (ok that isn’t a word) to connect all of the mermaid poems. But the story they say is only just beginning…
I shall have to come back tomorrow for reading others – hope your Sunday was great!
I am not particularly happy with mine. For words plucked from the thin air, mine seem to be floating on the page as well. Everything is a draft, right? Happy Sunday to all!
I’m a bit late…traveling, but finally posted. I enjoyed this one.
😉 thank you!!! tara
My brain is coddled much of the week, with fever, so I’m sorry for not visiting.
Great words, much fun to play with. Thank you!
a delightful mix… here’s my response:
http://turtlememoir.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/sunday-morning-before-dawn/
…to hell and back…without a map.
http://wojisme.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/lost-love/
The wordle words told me another quite sad tale this week, but enjoyed whipping them into shape!
These words “spoke” to me almost immediately … I love when that happens. Thanks Brenda.
oops – had intended to leave my link as some of mine are getting hinky – The Lone Wolf can be found on THE WAY EYE SEE IT at
http://aleapingelephant.blogspot.com/2012/02/last-wolf.html
With all the hikers getting lost on Mt. Hood and elsewhere, this flowed quickly for me. It’s up!
what fun this collection was…so many possibilities:) Thank-you!
Every once in a while, prose rears its head… in this case, a true story from my mom about The Bad Old Days of moving before the rent man came ’round. Great wordle, Brenda. I think the air from which you picked these words was quite rich! Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/02/27/moving-day-circa-1933/
late for the party, and messed up the link.
Dear Brenda
My contribution for you….
http://www.poeticocean.blogspot.com/2012/02/poem-in-response-to-brendas-wordle-45.html
I invoked my muse-I think I need some time to recover the creativity of poetry.I have been following the Wordles but could not form anything.Last night some thoughts came …a divine help…not me…really
Sorry I think I posted twice in Mr. Linky… maybe not.
I’ve had this idea since last week, and just waited for the words… I think Brenda made the list just for me 🙂
And now I’ve been able round ‘aboutly’ (ok that isn’t a word) to connect all of the mermaid poems. But the story they say is only just beginning…
I shall have to come back tomorrow for reading others – hope your Sunday was great!
that was a hard one!
I’ll post mine, soon as a I come up with another ending. Wants something different.
Wrote this yesterday. Inspired by a video I watched with my students this past week.
Richard
Here’s what I wrote: a trip to the museum of modern art. Happy to wordle.
I am not particularly happy with mine. For words plucked from the thin air, mine seem to be floating on the page as well. Everything is a draft, right? Happy Sunday to all!
Pamela
And that is how they fell into place, “in thin air.” Thanks.
Earlier than usual and still there are ten of you!
No poem for me this week, an odd little story came through, instead. I hope you enjoy it, and as always, I’m glad you are here.
Nice words Brenda, I was able to conjour something up with them.
Happy wordling, wordlers 🙂
Have a good Sunday, Wordlers!
Yay! My first wordle post! Thanks for wordling everyone.
Welcome!
Thanks.
Words plucked from thin air turn into chrysalis.
*like* 🙂
Wow – first again, but only because I was totally uninspired and wrote a load of …….
Looking forward to these words!