I decided to write a quick autobiography, taking a cue from the book on top. Enjoy, and write your own! I created a new page (above) with all the poetry links.
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| Encyclopedia of an ordinary life day by day the passionate observer a trail through leaves girlfriends book love poem making teaching with fire side by side hidden gems something permanent |
18 comments:
Love it, Linda!
Just fun! Thanks!
Linda, great glimpse of you! I love the autobiography focus. My bookshelves are still a mess from monkeying around with spine poetry last month. Something Permanent - I love that book!
I understand about the books everywhere, & now I keep seeing "lines" & thinking, "I could use that one..." Thanks, Ramona!
Love this Linda! Sounds like a mini glimpse into your life!
Yes, it is. The Encyclopedia of An Ordinary Life gave me the idea. It's a lovely book!
Perfect! And those are some awesome books, Linda!
You have picked the books and packed your life awesomely. I wonder what books would make my autobiographical book spine poem. I wish to read the Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life.
Thanks Tara-fun to do!
Thanks, Terje. I've read about half of that book, & had to stop because of other reading I had to do. It's so clever! I hope you will enjoy it!
That life doesn't sound ordinary at all. It sounds rather important! (Love spine poems. You and I have very similar book shelves, Linda.)
And the books keep tumbling, Cathy. What fun that you have many of the same books, well, I guess I'm not surprised!
Linda-
This really is perfect! Like several others you and I have much in common- looking forward to coffee when we can chat about it more!
Thanks Carol-hopefully we can find time someday!
Your poem is terrific. What a great autobiography in poem form!
Thanks Ruth-they are interesting to do, now can't stop examining titles!
I seem to be missing out on quite a lot of April Poetry activities this year! :( I missed out on the progressive poetry poem too. Perhaps it isn't too late to join in the book spine fun. :) hopefully before this month ends.
I imagine you could create some awesome poems, Myra, from all those books!
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