I am back again with another poem inspired by Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong's newest book, You Just Wait - A Poetry Friday Power Book.
Today I am sharing the poem I wrote inspired by the Powerpack 4 prompt: Any Tongue: "Write a cinquain (or string a few cinquains together) featuring your favorite foods or foods you would like to try or places you would like to visit. As a reminder, a cinquain is a five-line unrhymed poem made of lines with two, four, six, eight, and two syllables (in that order). "
Powerpack Poem 1 is here.
Powerpack 2 is here.
Powerpack 3 is here.
13 comments:
This is my daughter's favorite soup! I don't think her grandmother ever made it, but we did! Lovely ending, Bridget.
Enjoyed your food poem, Bridget. I love to make soup. I wonder if you have a poem for my Autumnventure Gallery that I am designing now.
Thanks, Linda! My girls love their grandma's pea soup - and I make her recipe for them when we aren't visiting, even in the Tucson summer! =)
Thank you, Carol! I will see if I can get a poem together to be included in your Gallery. Thank you for asking. =)
Fabulous! Yes, that's how soup is....one part taste and 99 parts feels.
Not too fond of pea soup, myself, but I do love your poem, Bridget! Mmmm mmmm good. :)
Thanks, Linda! Love that - "99 parts feels". =)
Thank you, Michelle! My youngest loves soup - I make a different recipe once a week (even in the summer). =)
Thank you Bridget for hosting. I would like to invite everyone to participate in a New Year Poetry Postcard Exchange. https://maclibrary.wordpress.com/2016/12/01/poetry-friday-welcome-one-and-all/
Somehow I missed this previously-- so THANK YOU for the shout-out for YOU JUST WAIT and for sharing your own responses. Lovely! I share your fondness for pea soup-- and poetry!
Yes! Very clever, Linda!! (and Bridget does a wonderful job of capturing that 99% here in this poem!!!)
Hi Jone! I put your post on the my December 2nd post for Poetry Friday. A poetry postcard exchange sounds fun. =)
Thank you, Sylvia! I am really enjoying responding to the prompts and poems in YJW. Thanks for writing it with Janet! =)
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