Thursday, May 4, 2023

speedpost: inklings challenge


Giant UU Climate Convocation on Saturday; so many last-minute details like oh-yeah-we-probably-need--a-moderator-for-the-consensus-discussion-and-what-about-"Blue Boat Home?"***





So dear Linda made it easy for us with this:


Write a poem from your O-L-W for 2023
Or
Find a piece of artwork that has a word(s) embedded and write an ekphrastic poem inspired by the piece
Or
Go to Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day (any similar site) and be inspired by a word from there
Or
Just write a poem–about anything that needs to be written



Et voila here is a definito that is definitoly linked to my OLW hashtag CHANGE:



Merry May Friday to you all and don't forget to check out all the other Inklings and all the other goodness at the blog of our lovely host Linda, TeacherDance.


****Bonus "Blue Boat Home"
















13 comments:

  1. Ah, love "each delicate fluctuation", yes, must watch so carefully for that change. Best wishes for those weekend plans, Heidi.

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  2. Every moment slightly new. Again and again I am mesmerized by your word spacing. It's something I want to be able to do...effectively.

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  3. Oh, the word choice!! "numerous, cumulous, nucleus, nuance" and "watch, catch" and "delicate fluctuation." SWOON!!! Your form is the perfect container for your craft!!

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  4. Lovely focus in this poem, of cloud nuances. It really made me think about clouds and how they change second to second. Thanks, Heidi.

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  5. What a lovely poem. my favorite parts are #change and the final line.

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  6. I love the shape on the page, too, Heidi. So delicate and cloudlike!

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  7. oooooh, each "delicate fluctuation"...is perfect! The way you meet challenges amazes me. I love this definito.

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  8. Genius, as always... "your nucleus of rain" - you nail the definito in both the english and science depts!

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  9. I really love "numerous cumulus!" It's just a delight to say.

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  10. I agree with so many others - your word choice is fantastic. Your poem packs a lot of information and delight into a small space.

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  11. I love every word of this, Heidi! How I love watching those "delicate fluctuations" on a lazy summer afternoon!

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  12. I love those cloudy nuances! Ruth, thereisnosuchthingasagodforsakentown.blogspot.com

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  13. "your every cloudy nuance" — which could apply to so many things. Love this, Heidi.

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Thanks for joining in the wild rumpus!