The first title I have chosen is The Year of Living Dangerously by Peter Weir.
The second title is Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt.
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 ____________ of Living _____________
or The Year of _____________ Dangerously
2. ____________ in the Garden of ___________ and ___________
or Midnight in the __________ of Good and Evil or any other combination of either title which works for you.
What a great prompt, Kerry!
ReplyDeleteSorry, folks, for the delay. I had to jump in at the last moment. I hope this will suffice to get some ideas flowing!
ReplyDeleteI love the prompt Kerry.. and will take a stab at it later. I will be out dining with friends tonight and I'm hosting OLN so it might not be until tomorrow... But a poem will come.
ReplyDeleteGreat prompt Kerry! Looking forward to working on it!
ReplyDeleteI should add that any similar title of book or movie will do for this prompt. Do not feel confined to just the two I have selected.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kerry for being here with this...it was fun to work with!
ReplyDeleteLove this, Kerry. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying everyone's April poetry binge! Happy poeming!
ah, darn, didn't see it. well, thanks for priming the pump and making the jump, Kerry ~
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this!! Will be right back with something bright and new :D
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an open-ended, fill-in-the=bland prompt is perfect. thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for always being on top of things, fearless leader!
ReplyDeleteA challenging challenge :-) Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun one....Hope everyone has a great weekend ahead! :-)
ReplyDeleteAt first I wasn't sure what to do this, but in the end I liked the result. It's at poetryofthenetherworld.blogspot.com in all its melodramatic glory.
ReplyDeleteTerrific, Kerry. k.
ReplyDeleteGreat challenge Kerry! I'm glad you let us pick other movie titles. I picked "The Butterfly Effect" with Ashton Kutcher changing one word in it. What fun! I'll be around to read in the next few days. The weekend approaches have a good one friends! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteMy appoligies for being late in commenting...rest assured I will do it during the day.
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