Using some titles of my SOLSC posts I created one found poem and the phrases from the comments I arranged into another found poem.
Poem(ish) one:
Not an
ordinary day
When you
find the right book
Reading in
the car
Lucky charm
Writing in
a café
Ten minute
writing
Late night
writing
One more
cup of tea
Write what
you think
Huge and
small
Right now
Write it
down
Celebrate
A book at
home on my bookshelf
Waiting to
be cracked open
The words
and inspiration put into the world
To be read
and savored over and over
Amazing what
we can see
Even when
we don’t know what we are looking for
Always finding
something interesting to notice
Unexpected beautiful
discovery
Love those
moments
Moments of
savoring
So much to
enjoy
A perfect
way to spend a little extra time
And here's my photo for today:

I need that cup of tea, a book, and some quiet. It's been a stormy day here.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love! What a wonderful slice-full of reminders-a theme to slow down and enjoy the small moments...Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI like the slowing down and being able to see something in a new way. Finding poems in unexpected places, clever.
ReplyDeleteYou always find such clever ways to write your slices. I love the poems and how you got there.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you, twice weekly publishing is enough for me right now. I just can't jump into another challenge right away.
I thought about do a slice title poem, but didn't. I thought about doing a comment poem, but didn't. I'm so glad you did. And they turned out so lovely. Now I'm ready for a cup of tea... but I'm afraid I'd fall asleep if I had a book.
ReplyDeleteFound poems can say so much!
ReplyDeleteI want to dive into a poetry challenge but I'm with you--I just feel a bit too depleted to commit to another daily challenge. I like how you turned to your slice titles and comments to fashion these two found poems. Both are lovely.
ReplyDeleteAdding this technique to the poems I’ll try.
ReplyDeleteThis is just wonderful, Terje, especially the line, "Unexpected beautiful discovery." I decided to try #AprilLove2018.
ReplyDelete"My blog is a writing playground." Just love this line. Playing with words is what writers do. Found poems are such fun because no two are ever the same.
ReplyDeleteI love both found poems and am glad I did not know about the Instagram challenge because I've joined the poem writing one and don't think I would have had I been tempted by Insta.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great found poem! ...and I am intrigued by the book you posted (about slowing down)... I am still recovering from last month two, even though I loved blogging and this community and noticing more.
ReplyDeleteAs always, you amaze. I LOVE this idea ... I will need to try both at some point. I love the idea of a new and different challenge ... but that reminds me how I felt so many years ago before starting the SOLSC!! Scared, unsure, nervous ... do I need to do this right now in my life? Hmmm. Thanks for always being so inspiring. And that book looks delicious too! (And, yeah! It's at my library!)
ReplyDeleteI love your poems! You've inspired me to explore this approach to writing poetry! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely celebration of your March time writing, Terje. I love reading all the topics.
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