Hello. NaPoWriMo wanted a poem based on a image from a dream. Of course we are not working, so what happens. Work dreams.
Dream Stream
Hello. NaPoWriMo wanted a poem based on a image from a dream. Of course we are not working, so what happens. Work dreams.
Dream Stream
Hello on Friday, day 3 of NaPoWriMo. The prompt today asked us to use a rhyming dictionary, like RhymeZone.com. If you haven’t tried it, give it a chance. They can be a lot of fun. So armed with my starter words, and inspiration from RhymeZone, I give you this:
Construction
The NaPoWriMo prompt for today was to write a poem about a specific place using specific details. I hope you enjoy it.
Welcome to April and NaPoWriMo. Though I have neglected this site for sometime, I now have the time, the inclination and no excuse not to tackle poetry for the month, and get myself back into a regular posting frame of mind. Thank you for visiting, and please enjoy my poem for April 1, inspired by the NaPoWriMo prompt for the day.
Two Factor Authentication
waiting for the text held in anticipation between the tasks at hand and those of virtual life now i get my fix 9478066 the window world drifts by aimlessly roaming clouds and determined dog walkers fill my spiral galaxy of view while i sit and wait 32051268 the virtual demands mix with the oddball days. business from home, family, friends, phone bill, some new, some overdue 1236902 but now april, and time for NaPoWriMo a stay-at-home opportunity thirty poems in thirty days Authentication. 20200401
Part of the Life of π fabric collection, available at Spoonflower.com
Happy Pi Day!!!
Hello math and π lovers. Just a little celebration of the day. To help keep and spread the wonder of π, here is a link to the Life of π collection of fabric that I am building at Spoonflower.com. Some of the Life of π watercolors set against backgrounds of the golden spiral. There are many other fabric artists on Spoonflower that are sharing there love of math and π. Once you have used the link, look around the site, and enjoy.
https://www.spoonflower.com/collections/354000-life-p-by-megchop
Pi Day 3.14 (17)
April has been as busy as can be. Maybe next year NaPoWriMo will work out for me. Until then I have this lament:
Oh Trying April by Meg Kirkwood
The prompt for NaPoWriMo for the 29th was to write a poem with lines that began with the words “I remember” and see where it takes you. This is where it took me:
Yellowbird by Meg Kirkwood
You never know what wonderful things you will hear on public radio.
Driveway Moment by Meg Kirkwood
After a trip to New England recently, I began to remember black fly season. Inspiration comes from strange places.
the black fly by meg kirkwood