We Wordle Prompt 30
Top of the morning to you all! I’m back with another wordle, words squeezed out of Irene’s prompt 224 “Reprise”. We have eight words to play with (Oh! “PLAY” – there’s that word again! Do remember to submit your poems that fit the theme ‘Play’ for Red Wolf Journal’s Winter Issue 4. Submissions are open until mid-December.) .
Here are the eight words:
candle, wine, silver, shallow, letter, demands, fireplace, slack
And we have TWO twists this week:
Take these five extra words that rhyme, and include them in any way you wish in your poem. Use them for internal rhymes or end-line rhymes.
elaborate, tolerate, perforate, incinerate, exasperate
Write your poem in the Present Simple Tense. Here’s a link for a definition and a game to play, if you wish.
http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/verbs/present-tense/present-simple
I very much look forward to reading your creative pieces. Please post your poem to your blog, and then return here and post the URL address/link in the comments fields below so we can ALL pop by for a read and leave a comment.
Have fun. See you soon!
~Misky
You should be very glad of the wide Atlantic.
bwahhahahaha…. How’s that for a monstrous laugh. 😄
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I had some interesting failures along the way
http://fredherring.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/red/
Just popped over and left you a comment. Very interesting piece.
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By the way, no one needs use ALL the words! They’re just for inspiration. Use what you can, okay?!
http://miskmask.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/thirteen-words-and-a-table-near-the-fire/
Hank’s is here
http://imagery77.blogspot.com/2014/11/candle-light-dinner-and-romance.html
Hank
I might play with the first part… keep the second part for when I have more time.
Even though I did go to the site that explained the tense. Well too many ‘rules’ make me tense.
Amazingly both of my charges have fallen asleep at the same time. But I think I might just join them…
zzzz.
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May not have followed all the ‘rules’ but it is what it is:
https://juleslongerstrandsofgems.wordpress.com/2014/11/06/11-6-peckish-penumbra/
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Thank you for the lists, Misky. I’ll be back to read tomorrow. 🙂
http://wordrustling.wordpress.com/2014/11/07/canyon-called/
I am afraid that it’s very difficult this time around. 😔
Oh, it wasn’t too bad…of course, I didn’t attempt to use all of the words though. 🙂
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A great game as usual! http://bastetandsekhmet.wordpress.com/2014/11/08/red-wolf-poems-wordle-30-with-a-twist-november-8-2014/
Fun with words. Thanks.
http://roslynrosssmallstones.blogspot.com/2014/11/your-letter-did-elaborate-fired-with.html
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Wow, link to British Council, no less. You’re serious. It really shows. I stuck to it, I think.
http://orangeisafruit.wordpress.com/2014/11/08/there-is-no-fireplace/
Just trying to make it interesting, Irene. 🙂
Heh.
Finally got to it. Sorry I’m so late. Oh well.
http://northernwall.blogspot.com/2014/11/tread-lightly-on-his-salt-red-wolf-poem.html
An excellent use of those feisty little words, Christopher.
Very cool one, Misk.
Mine is up at: http://purplepeninportland.wordpress.com/2014/11/11/so-long/
Left a comment on your blog, Sara!
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