May challenge — I’ll try art. I need to combine Days One and Two.
Mixed media. The okapi was awful so I cropped it.
Fern and Okapi
Tag: 23 words
Done!
Well, I finished my A-to-Z —
I’d say that’s a victory!
Limericks, collages —
(Such kitschy montages)
Thank you for helping me!
Really — THANK YOU!
Finish My Limerick – Z
There once was a woman named Zephide
Who was trying hard to decide
Which one’s best of all –
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall?
Finish My Limerick – X
There once was a princess, Xaviera,
Who Super Glued her tiara
Onto her head
So the queen* said,
*you may substitute any royalty
Finish My Limerick – W
There once was a friar named Willem
Who sat on some wild zanthoxylum*
“You @#!$%#!,” he thundered
So the other monks wondered
- prickly ash
Finish My Limerick – V
There once was a girl named Vicky
Whose bread dough tasted quite icky
She rolled it and baked it.
“Delicious!” she faked it –
Finish My Limerick – U
There was a wee lad named Ulysses
Who pursued lots of girls for some kissies
Georgie-Peorgie was mild
When compared with this child
Finish My Limerick – T
There once was a man – Tristan Trogg
Who went for a walk with his dog
But pigeons flew down
And startled the hound
Emily Dickinson NaNoWriPo prompt
To make collages it takes pictures and glue —
Some pictures, some glue
And something true.
Truth alone will do
If pictures are few
I read a post yesterday called Fame is Morning and used this NaNoWriPo prompt:
- Find an Emily Dickinson poem – preferably one you’ve never previously read – and take out all the dashes and line breaks. Make it just one big block of prose. Now, rebreak the lines. Add words where you want. Take out some words. Make your own poem out of it!
When I saw Emily Dickinson’s Revery Garden on the wall at the Fenimore Art Museum, I want to give it a try. I added my own restriction of 23 words for the poem.
Finish My Limerick – R
A fairy tale wolf named Reese
Was quite hungry and wanted to feast –
But which has more fat?
A child or a cat?
Hot Dogs and Marmalade 