get your poem on #6
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Christine and I wrote something together, and I wrote a little bit about our process here.
[...] Read Write Poem prompt this week is to do some collaborative writing. I imagine most of the posts that show up over [...]
I am going to take advantage (perhaps) of the more than one post per week rule. Today, a post more to the spirit than the letter of the prompt.
cadavre exquis
You go, Tom.
I did not collaborate with anyone. I simply can’t write poetry along with some one else.
I wrote this only a few minutes back.
spin dryer
I didn’t collaborate with anyone either, but I wrote some thoughts about collaboration with a review of a book of bilingual poetic collaboration. It’s on my Alter Ego blog at: http://foundcraftygreenart.blogspot.com/2007/12/read-write-poem-this-week-asked-us-to.html
I wrote this with Jessica, who sadly left for Christmas before we titled the poem, so for the time being I titled it Bud, Sky.
Susan and I are currently collaborating on a poem. We’re still in the beginning stages, but we’ll show off here once we get done. Holidays and all.
In the meantime, I’m linking to a poem I put up on my blog a long time ago. Hope you enjoy:
http://eatsbugs.wordpress.com/2007/01/11/windmills-10607/
Linda and I have each posted the poem we jointly created. Feel free to check it out at either of our sites.
I also posted some reflections on doing a poetry collaboration. Thanks, Ceridwen, for the prompt.
http://havingwrit.blogspot.com/2007/12/poem-collaboration-aes-take.html
Here’s mine, too. I tried posting it last night but my mother-in-law arrived early for our Christmas celebration.
Thank you, Ceridwen, for another prompt that made me stretch as a poet!
My entry
I like Jack’s title… and here’s the same poem on my blog.
http://www.9to5poet.com/2007/12/poetry-with-partner.html
Here’s the poem Ceridwen and I wrote, with my comments on the process. I am hooked on collaborating!
http://mariacristina.wordpress.com/2007/12/24/collaboration-at-readwritepoem/
tom and i are still working away!
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Fashionably late to the party, but we made it. I’ve posted the poem Carolee and I wrote and a little bit extra and I expect she will be doing the same.
i certainly apologize for the tardiness of this post… well i learned a very important thing here,, you must share a vision before you collaborate… i thought by using visual stimulation,, we have to connect somewhere…
have a look and see what you think…
http://justpaisley.why-paisley.com/?p=346
i have included the entire process… well not the emails………
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