Gravity
forces
birds
bees
leaves
and
me
to
float
drop
fall
toward
earth
I've been working on some spine poems lately. These are long slim poems with only one or two words on each line. Can you write your own spine poem today?
You might have fun writing from the bottom up.
sky
the
into
bird
a
like
float
to
air
expanding
heats
balloon
air
hot
a
Have a great weekend. Write some poems. Have fun.
Poetry Friday is hosted by Sherry at Semicolon this week. And Co-hosted by Matt Forest at Radio, Rhythm and Rhyme.
Joy, your spine poems are sun to read! I'm going to try one tonight in my poetry journal. I've never written one, but you gave me some great models here!
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fun to see and read, Joy. Have a great weekend-I'm off to the beach tomorrow-so excited!
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This is something new for me to try as well! Seems like a form that children might easily... er... gravitate to (heeheehee).
ReplyDeleteI do love puns. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
DeleteHere's the third example this Poetry Friday that reminds me to pick a form that's perfect for the topic of my poem! Well done in both cases!!
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