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hotdogsandmarmalade.com
Lesley Scoble challenged us to write an Ekphrastic Poem based on a piece of music from Wagner's Tristan and Isolde. Challenge is very much the operative word here. I ended up with a concrete poem -a poem makes active use ofthe arrangement of the words to create a visual art object - that depicts a... |
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hotdogsandmarmalade.com
I wish I could see inside your headThe swirl of thoughts all tangled thereI would take one tiny threadI'd follow it to who-knows-where The swirl of thoughts all tangled thereTwisted, matted, snarled, knottedTo follow one to who-knows-whereTo open that which has clotted Twisted, matted, snarled, knottedHopes and hurts and harms and healingI want to open... |
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poetisatinta.wordpress.com
Written for David's W3 challenge, where this week Mich is our deserving PoW, and she invites us to compose a tanaga. A traditional poetic form from the Philippines -a verse of four lines, 7 syllables in each line with traditional rhyme scheme of AAAA - on the theme of 'Life and Wisdom.' (Modern variations such... |
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jjjinteractivebooks.com
I footed it up a steep mountain Towarding the rocky cliffs The bird highered and lowered In and out of view Soaring in its quest for prey I camera-shot from above and below All photos eighty-sixed But one W3 Prompt #131: Wea've WrittenWeekly poet of the week, Melissa, prompts us to choose five words from... |
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