Greetings Wordlers,
This week’s words came from three different poems I perused at Poets.org. Each of these poems spoke to me on some level, so I grabbed the words. I’m typing this up early Saturday evening, and am unsatisfied with my results with these words. I hope things came easier for you all. Here are links to the source pieces:
Equinox by Joy Harjo
Spring is like a perhaps hand by e. e. cummings
Black Petal by Li-Young Lee
Good luck poets and writers of short fiction. You all rock!
Brenda
The Sunday Whirl 
Brenda, thank you. I’m very late this week, but still here. Off to read others’ poems now, including the three you linked to. Thanks, again!
Richard
I’ll take any excuse to read Joy Harjo!
So glad to find another of her readers. Joy Harjo wows me.
My first time here but I recognize many of the writers. Thanks, Brenda!
I’m glad you’re here….it’s been awhile, and it’s nice to connect again. My old blog is Beyond the Bozone. Your work has threads of spirit running through it that are fun to chase.
This particular group of words was quite intriguing, but led me, unfortunately to a depressing poem. Must be because I am working through a bout of it right now! Anyway, the depression of the poem does not reflect my current reality! 😆
I’m looking forward to reading some more cheerful ones! 😎
Really enjoyed this collection of words. Can’t wait to see what they spoke to the rest of you!
Janet, I just read yours. It is brilliant!
I just found you thanks to some friends and I wrote a poem entitled “Near Departure” for this exercise. You can find it at http://hopefuljo.wordpress.com/2012/05/21/365-creativity-project-day-133/ Thank you for giving me inspiration today.
Ops, off to fix dinner, then return to read more.
I have had such pleasure to read so many wonderful poem, while visiting so many creative blogs.
Brenda, How do I get my blog added to those that appear on the right hand side?
These words fell in nicely for me. Thanks, Brenda. Mine is up.
These were really fun to work with…did something different than what I’d normally do too, that’s always good! Thank you!!
http://wordrustling.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/passing-by/
It’s only Sunday night and I still feel late, sliding in at #26.
…sigh… 😉
Still catching up on “life” as I just returned home last night from being away for 10 days. I’ll try to make it around to visit your wordles soon. (I hope.) 😉
Agreed, Sharon. A quick glance at the words placed an image in my head that took on a life of its own, although dark and brooding. A sense of oppression.
Thank you Brenda, I enjoyed these words a lot, tried to do them justice…
Sasha
After fighting with my computer for the spacing I wanted….
I started this last night, but wasn’t able to post before going off to work…
I see I’m a tad late again! 🙂 Thank you, Brenda!
I offer:
http://julesgemsandstuff.blogspot.com/2012/05/picturesque-sw-wordle-57.html
Of course it does help if you link up and take it off private when you do 🙂
Not feeling very chipper today, sorry if you couldn’t read it.
Thanks to Mary for emailing me and asking why she couldn’t see my post 🙂
Yes, thank you, Mary! I noticed that too, and was giving it time. Glad it’s up and running, and here I come.
Really enjoy when the words and my personal experience seem to blend together and make sense in one form or another. Thanks Brenda,
Elizabeth
Hello everyone. I do love spending my Sundays with you, although some of you, who I know are on my side of the globe, get up way too early!
Thank you, Brenda 🙂
Trouble is, your Sunday is my work Monday!
Glad to see you all here this morning…and I’m off to read!
Yes, thanks for being here Brenda. 🙂
Well, last night I had thought I wasn’t going to wordle this week, as I had too many other irons in the fire; but darned if I didn’t get up this morning and come up with one I am fairly satisfied with. I always find myself saying “Whew” when I finish! Have a great week, wordlers!
Nice set of words, however, I am not so sure about my attempt??? Thanks for being here, Brenda.
Pamela
funny how some words just fall into place for me and in this case, these did … not particularly what I wanted them to say but try as I might, this is what they continued to say anyhow …
http://thepoet-tree-house.blogspot.ca/2012/05/no-one-would-think.html