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reflectionsontheteche.com | ||
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ayearofreading.org
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| | | | | Thank you to Margaret Simon for shepherding the Progressive Poem tradition started oh so long ago by Irene Latham. Thank you to all the poets before me who brought Manu and his sister this far, and thank you, Janet, for getting them safely to their destination. To the poets who will provide the final closure,... | |
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litbitsandpieces.com
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| | | | | I am honored to be part of a writing community creating a progressive poem throughout the month of April. There are thirty of us, and we each add a line when our day comes. I am the twelfth. The final line in bold is mine...interesting to watch the poem taking shape! And in which direction... | |
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readingtothecore.com
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| | | | | Someday I hope I'll be able to get back to posting more often, but for now, I'm happy to keep up with the Inklings monthly challenges. This month, Linda challenged us to use "Fall Song" by Joy Harjo "as a mentor text in any way that makes your heart happy." This gorgeous poem could have... | |
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ayearofreading.org
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| | | The Inklings' challenge this month was simultaneously issued by Catherine, by Ada Limón, and by Mo Daley at Ethical ELA. Catherine charged us with joining Ada Limón's Poet Laureate project, "You Are Here." The Library of Congress website describes it as a "project is for everyone, and I hope people of all ages-poets and nonpoets-will... | ||
