The Authors
Elegant hands behold: Plain people
and drab days make quaint places;
dazzling books cast magnificent worlds
by Margaret Bednar, June 16, 2019
My nod to all the Newbery Award books I read (and loved) as a child.
Linked with "Imaginary Garden with Real Toads - Weekend Mini-Challenge. Exquisite Corpse Poetry".
This is an example of an Exquisite Corpse Poem. Click on link for explanation. If you want an exercise that involves tearing your hair out, give it a whirl!
You did it, you did it! Wonderful poem Margaret .....
ReplyDeleteWow, you got some good words in good order – and saw how to use them brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteRosemary is correct, you got excellent groups. I really love the intro, like a drum roll for the wonder to come.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I hope you find a good had. Bald heads get cold, even in the (almost) summer.
Thank you for giving it a go!
Margaret, I believe you are the lucky monkey who got a real poem from pounding on your typewriter keyboard. [:=)
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A funny. "Hand" got into my verb pile, like 'hand it over to me.
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This is masterfully done!❤️
ReplyDeleteAw! Its hard not to have fond feelings for the books that shaped us as kids.
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteSplendid, Margaret!
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