Dear Word Weavers,
Tomorrow is of course Valentine’s Day.
OK, so this is predictable and even corny – so what? Let’s do what poets are most renowned for, on this most appropriate of occasions, and write about love!
Even Shakespeare did it, and if it was good enough for him…
(Have a listen here to Paul Kelly singing Shakespeare):
Tomorrow is of course Valentine’s Day.
OK, so this is predictable and even corny – so what? Let’s do what poets are most renowned for, on this most appropriate of occasions, and write about love!
Even Shakespeare did it, and if it was good enough for him…
(Have a listen here to Paul Kelly singing Shakespeare):
Optional prompt: Write us a love poem, or a love story, or at least one about love. (I am subverting my own prompt today, for reasons which I trust will become clear as you read. That's another option for you, too.)
Guidelines: Poetry or prose, old or new, on prompt or not, 369 words maximum (excluding title and notes), one post per person and link to that post below. Please link to us here at your post, please read what the rest of us submit (not forgetting to check back for those who arrive at the end of the week) and leave us some encouraging comments, and you are of course welcome to make comments or ask questions here too.
Next week: We shall invite you to find inspiration in the following Terry Pratchett quote: “There was a light
at the end of the tunnel, and it was a flamethrower.”
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