Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Write a poem
This challenge involves two steps: 1.) Post a list of five of your favorite words (stay G-rated here, people). 2.) Write a poem that incorporates the previous poster's five favorite words. I'll start the comments with five of my favorite words and then someone awesome can incorporate them into a poem and keep the cycle going...
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ReplyDeleteengender
lovely
gumption
hyperbole
Strength and Pride
ReplyDeleteBrought over by boats we were sold as slaves.
Chained to the very land where freedom rang.
We worked for little on endless hot days.
There is no comparison to our pain.
Many decades passed and freedom arrived.
Excitement was heard throughout the nation.
Yet still we were ridiculed and chastised.
It was a civil rights violation.
A movement sparked from the hearts of people,
Changing the course of American life.
It took a while to be treated equal,
But by the grace of God we got it right.
So many of my people fought and died,
But left a legacy of strength and pride.
fetish
ReplyDeletehope
stupid
heart
liberation
parkour
ReplyDeletewhat
sycophant
debacle
Parkiko
Parkiko frollics
ReplyDeleteParkiko romps
Parkiko cloaks ouselves in Harry's gift
From Descarte's Rule of Signs.
The signs and the confusion
Destroy the parkour synergy.
What sycophant can make a
Fool so easily of herself?
The beginning of the debacle
Commences and the
tomfoolery ends.
Down to business. Triple backhand spring into the Bermuda Triangle. Stick it and be in it to win it. BRING IT ON- BRING IT ON: ALL OR NOTHING
feign
ReplyDeleteclassy
chaos
existence
monster
deign, render, conspire, frisky, lyre
ReplyDeleteHe feigned a classy chaos,
the existence of a monster,
the terror, it fed,
the rumor, it spread,
and nothing could quell the disaster.
PAPER PLANES
ReplyDeleteIt seems
We never have time for
Dreams or the littler things.
Because we're off writing down
All the things we never did or
Tried,
And fold them up and pray
They'd fly like paper planes
In the sky.
Maybe in time
The words will jump from the page
In between the imprisoning lines
And scream ever so loudly
The things I've been too afraid to say
All my life.
There is not enough time to lie with you
In the deadened grey and listen,
To tell each other what we've meant to say
About our aspirations, our fears, our
Fierce, Passionate Dreams.
My eyes are screaming and so are my ears
Of words that my mouth will not release,
My dreams growing wide and explosively wild,
Bursting into a specrum of
Visible sounds and musical light.
It seems
I have no time
For dreams.
And dreams
Were the littler things
That had been forgotten
Until they were out of my
Reach.