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| 5th gr, 10 yrs, Dog |
Congratulations for those of us who have successfully written every day in April! Today is day 27.
I've always adored children's artwork and I recently attended an exhibit which highlighted some pieces that have received awards this year. They range from elementary school through high school. I have not posted their names as it is the internet and I did not feel comfortable doing so, but I was allowed to photograph these images. Please feel free to write more than one poem but this time I am asking for original poems only. Thank you.
You know the drill - link up below with your original post (not your entire blog) and be neighborly and visit your fellow poets.
I loved the pictures... some of them are a bit to sweet for my taste but the bones were perfect for my mood today.
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret! I agree with Bjorn- bones are definitely what I thought of when I got up for work this morning. I think I might just take up yoga. A great prompt!
ReplyDeleteLove the prompt. Fashioned a poem from a question in my mind. 'How did they get that there?'
ReplyDeleteLoved the prompt, Margaret!💜 I'll be around shortly to read and comment. Day 27! Phew!☕
ReplyDeleteThe froggy makes me so happy. :)
ReplyDeleteI am piggy-backing two prompts today as I play catch up. Phew!
ReplyDeleteIt was so hard to choose but when I started to write to the Poetry School prompt, it all came together and I knew it had to be the kingfisher!
ReplyDeletefUN PROMPT mARGARET Happy Day 27 garden people
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They're all wonderful, but that dog just slays me! :-D
ReplyDeleteI was very taken with the dog. At one stage I thought I might weave a poem about all the paintings. But all the time I really knew it was the piano that spoke to me; I found the image haunting. When I opened myself to it, a voice not my own said things I've never thought.
ReplyDeleteAll of these are so good! I love the dog.
ReplyDeleteI may have taken liberties with the prompt but sometimes I just have to jump in and participate a little more than I have been allowing myself to ... hello all and thank you for having me ... blessings bright!
ReplyDeleteEvening, Toads! Thanks, Margaret, for the Ekphrastic inspiration! Mars all the way, for me, as I give a Fool's testimony! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks you everyone! I’m visiting my daughter tonight in Asheville NC and will be back Saturday evening and will visit and comment then!
ReplyDeleteMargaret, do you mind if i am a day late and a dollar short, as usual? I'd like to write for this today, if that's agreeable. :-)
ReplyDeleteI will be visiting and commenting Monday - worked on purging and sorting through our storage unit and it took WAY longer than I thought! Thanks for playing everyone as I know it has been a busy month here.
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