“Being fifty-something means I’ll keep practising until I get something right.
Here’s my third attempt at book spine poetry:
“Broken bodies
where they lay.
Empty cradles forever to remain
until we meet again.”
“Being fifty-something means I’ll keep practising until I get something right.
Here’s my third attempt at book spine poetry:
“Broken bodies
where they lay.
Empty cradles forever to remain
until we meet again.”
Nice one! It’s so addictive, I can’t stop doing it now xx
Good, clean fun and there are plenty of opportunities to practise the craft. xox
Never thought of book spine poetry. Way cool!
Give it a shot, Barbara. It’s a hoot!
I work at a library and when I’m shelving books, I find myself thinking – that would be a good book for a book spine poem.
April is National Poetry month and we are hoping to get our patrons to “write” some book spine poems. They are so much fun!
Thanks for your comment, Laura. What a great activity for National Poetry Month! Your patrons are going to have a hoot! S.