The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, a mystery novel by British writer Mark Haddon.
Published 2003 |
AND
A Grain of Wheat, a novel by Kenyan novelist Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o
Published 1967 |
Our Challenge:
Select either of the titles and substitute your own words in the place of those indicated below, and write a new poem under the title you have created.
1. The ____ Incident of the ____ in the ____-Time
2. A ____ of Wheat
3. A Grain of ____
Link your poem up, and visit the other participants' blogs to see what innovative words and ideas they have chosen. Have fun!
11 comments:
Oh!! wow sound great and a very unique one too.
Ha, I'm first? I had fun with this prompt, Kerry. Just what I needed this morning!
Great one.. I combined it with the pictures from yesterday..
Thank you, Kerry. :)
Thank you Kerry ~ Wishing you all Happy Sunday ~
Thanks for prompt... i did mine, saved my seat... :)
Finally I tried something new and hope to see some great views from all of you.. Thank you for such wonderful prompt. :)
As the mother of a child with Asperger's, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time is one of my all-time favorite books! The voice is so very authentic. I love to see that you have featured it here this weekend :-)
This took time,Kerry. As I haven't read either book, I had to force myself not to read/research but to feel instead. I like the result. Thank you. I'll be back to read.
Dear Kerry--such a very cool prompt. I have only read the Conan Doyle story--though I know the book is so popular and the Kenyan book looks so beautiful too. I really enjoyed the prompt--I'm afraid mine is a bit long--more of a prose piece maybe--
A super great idea for a prompt Kerry--I thought of a few different things, and then just decided on this, maybe because it felt the strangest. (Ha!) k.
Nice thoughts, Kerry. I chose the last one for my poem. Actually just used the title, will check book contents soon. I did like the sounds of your first selection better but the title of the second was tempting me.
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