by Jessica Fox-Wilson
Here we are, on the eve of NaPoWriMo. Do you know what poems you plan on writing?
Maybe you should use some of the words supplied by Sam and Danielle for one of your inaugural NaPoWriMo masterpieces. Even if you don’t plan on participating in the NaPoWriMo challenge, why not use as many (or as few) of these words as you want for a new poem? Once you’ve created your poem, feel free to link in the comments here or wait for Thursday’s Get Your Poem On post.
If you would like to help fuel your fellow writer’s NaPoWriMo poems, start thinking about your favorite words and jot them down. Rumor has it Jill might just have something up her sleeve!
All of our pretty word collages are crafted at the Wordle site.
my sleeve is bursting to open! but hey, isn’t this the eve eve? i’m thinking i have one more day to procrastinate!
Yeah, it’s the eve-eve. One more day to procrastinate!
I’m sleeveless
What if a non-poet such as myself sneaks in, will it tarnish the gold?
Okay – I did it! First intentional poem attempt in years. Now let’s see if I can stick to the april program….
http://poemsotherwise.blogspot.com/2009/03/muddle-it-over.html
Beryl, we embrace words. It’s great to have “non” poets join in. (Read the welcome in the upper right part of the site. We welcome you. Really.) DIve in. Have fun.
my napowrimo warm up poem
http://a-mus-ing.blogspot.com/2009/03/fragile.html
This is my NaPoWriMo first day poem, since we are a day ahead of you here
Escher at the Salmon Ponds
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this is my 2nd poem for NaPoWriMo
This is my third NaPoWriMo poem.
The Problem with Possessions
Already this is my 11th poem! Woohoo!
I am trying to get a head start because I know I will be flagging at the end of April. And I’m on school holidays starting Monday (for 2 weeks) and know there won’t be much time when I get back.
Here is Demystifying
[...] Used a lot of words from the Wordle 13 . I haven’t used metaphor here. Would use it as the second [...]