“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.”
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“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.