by Dana Guthrie Martin
Did you get that pomegranate poem in the palm of your hand this week, or did it betray you by rolling under the butcher block island? Either way, leave a link to what you would like to share. We’re sure it’s something juicy.
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Dana Guthrie Martin is the founder of Read Write Poem. She writes things and stuff. Most of the time, her things and stuff happen to be poetry, or at least they call themselves poetry. She has a robot named Feldman. He’s writing a book of poems.
My attempt at this one: You and Me and the Resurrection
The Pomegranate is at Poéfrika.
Cheers
My poem this week is titled:
“SEMINAL“
‘Pomegranate with a twist of Genesis’
http://rallentanda.blogspot.com
I kept it short and sweet:
Bauble Brothers
I want you to smile.
http://iverhyck.wordpress.com/2009/11/27/medicine-theme-8-pomegranate/
Konstantin.
http://poemsotherwise.blogspot.com/2009/12/pulpy.html
You’ll find mine here:
http://beyondtheblog.wordpress.com/2009/12/01/technology
Here is mine
Living In The Eastern Woodlands. My poem is Terrorists
Here’s my contribution.
http://melrosemusings.blogspot.com/2009/12/pomegranate.html
Mine is here: http://www.synecdochicstuff.blogspot.com/
Here’s my
pomegranate
I saw mars and thought it looked like a pomegranate so –
http://therer2doors.wordpress.com/2009/11/28/planet-pomegranate/
This has two. One without the pomegranate, and the other without persephone.
My first thought had both, but it still needs work.
A humble pomegranate
My inaugural contribution to this forum:
Oh, Pomegranate!
Pomegranate on the Border
[...] is for Read Write Poem’s Image Prompt (#103), a picture of two pomegranates. Inspired as much, I think by my recent reading of Mars: The Lure of [...]
Pomegranate Surface Features
Maybe pomegranates, maybe not, who knows?!
http://firmlyrooted.blogspot.com/2009/11/dust-motes-in-heart.html
!?!Pomegranates!?!
Here’s mine:
http://cynthiashort.blogspot.com
Normal people would stop writing poems from prompts that make them so aggravated but no, not me!
Mine: Sweet Pomegranate Clackety Clack
http://juliejordanscott.typepad.com/jjspoetry/2009/12/sweet-pomegranate-clackety-clack-get-your-poem-on-102.html#more
Here’s mine, Persephone’s Return
Let’s try that again.
Here’s mine, Persephone’s Return
Pomegranate Raspberry Green Tea
Here is mine – couldn’t leave Persephone out of it, apparently.
http://djvorreyer.wordpress.com/2009/12/01/rwp-prompt-102-pomegranates/
[...] in New Orleans This is my verse for ReadWritePoem’s prompt #103 which was to incorporate “pomegranate” into a [...]
Well, mine is up! I’ll visit all y’all later….got to get outside while the sun is shining!
http://zouxzoux.wordpress.com/2009/12/03/pyrates/
here is mine for RWP#103…SEEDY LADY
http://waynepitchko.blogspot.com
my Pomegranate
Here is mine. It’s not a new poem, but it’s all I got, other than this really deranged thing Nathan and I are writing. I’m sure you don’t want to see that. This is better than that. And it has a pomegranate in it, so that’s good:
http://mygorgeoussomewhere.org/2009/12/03/read-write-prompt-103-pomegranate/
Mine. Thanks for the prompt.
Pomegranate for RWP
well this past week has been pretty busy, but i have been writing none the less. this poem starts sweet, but turns quite tart, much like the chocolate covered pomegranates i was chomping while writing. look forward to reading your poems and enjoy!
http://beatnikprose.blogspot.com/2009/12/newborns.html
-lawrence
Here’s my contribution, a first attempt at a new poetic form!
Distant Blossoms, Transient Beauty
http://thinkingcities.blogspot.com/2009/12/distant-blossoms-transient-beauty.html
I used a different picture as inspiration for my poem, and I think that really changed how it came out: Pomegranate.
this ended to be more an anti-pomegranate poem…I should have taken my advice and avoid sad stories during the month of December.
Anaïs: Readwritepoem #103- the anti-pomegranate
Mine is Dried Fruit.
(A shortie.)
[...] Read Write Poem’s pomegrante [...]
http://birdswordpoetry.wordpress.com/2009/11/29/pomegranate/
Pomegranate
Finally! I have a poem ready for a RWP prompt! Here it is: http://jillypoet.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/the-boy-the-knife-and-the-pomegranate/
Yay! It’s been a while, but I’m back in the RWP saddle.
http://freckledwriter.blogspot.com/2009/12/pomegranate.html
Here’s my first poem for RWP:
http://keepingsecrets-karen.blogspot.com/2009/12/finding-snow_05.html