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NaPoWriMo 6: "Recrimination"

Here is a link to NaPoWriMo 5: Blue on Blue

So here is the link to my NaPoWriMo poem for April 4, 2014: Tasks

For some reason I cannot determine, the board will not let me edit the original post again to insert the link for 3. Sculpture

So here it is: Sculpture

Agnes wrote:

riverwriter wrote:Anyone else who wants to do this (even using these titles) is welcome to do so (in the Poems for Critique Section or in their own blogs).

I just might do that. Perhaps all acrostics. I copied your list of titles. Obviously I'm insane.

I love it!

In spite of the fact that I am playing with hubris, schadenfreude and whatever other bathetic pratfalls this act invites, here is a list of titles that I have made up spontaneously, without regard to what is involved in writing the poems to accompany them. They are ranged by date. I intend to write ...

I just submitted my blog, wordcurrents to the NaPoWriMo website. Guess I'm committed now.

April is National Poetry Writing Month
Here is a link to the site: NaPoWriMo
"30 Poems in 30 Days"
Can you do it?

Explains a lot. I played football in high school and university for six years.

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I have been reading this with great interest, and hope to reply soon, but this is a very busy week for me. Thanks for posting the links, Agnes.

Having read Nathan Knapp's MOST persuasive arguments, Agnes, I whole-heartedly support your decision to become a wooden spoon, and hereby resolve to study to which form of cutlery I should aspire so that I might qualify, in the fulness of time, to join you in your putative kitchen.

I would like to call those things verse-writing apps, but that's me.

Glad to hear it -- your head, that is.

I hear you. It's just that if everybody quotes and leave it there, there is a problem of sorts, as I listed. Please continue. As you were, I should say.