Sorry for the delay! It's Thursday, and the 4th one, at that. From now until next Thursday, poets of all sizes & stripes are invited to post their patchwork poems, pieced together from this week's poetic offerings on summer.
Even if you didn't provdie a poem, please feel free to use the poems we ponied up to create your own cento.
Please note, Patchwork Poetry will be on a little vacation, so the next time to offer poems of your own for patchworking will be Thursday, July 17.
Hey! If you create a patchwork poem all on your own between now and then, go ahead and leave a link, right on this post!
Until Thursday, July 17, happy poem-ing!
Showing posts with label post your patchwork poems day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label post your patchwork poems day. Show all posts
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
2nd Thursday! Patchwork Poems, Please!
It's just a few days until Father's Day... time to show off your patchwork papa poems. Or maybe, despite the array of poems about dad offered this week, your patchwork poem has nothing to do with the man!
Nevertheless, from now until next Thursday, you are invited to post a link to your newly created patchwork poem. Even if you didn't pony up a poem to work with, you are humbly invited to use the poems provided and share your work with us!
Next Thursday, June 19, stop by and leave a link to a poem of your own for the next round of patchwork poetry.
Thanks for playing!
Nevertheless, from now until next Thursday, you are invited to post a link to your newly created patchwork poem. Even if you didn't pony up a poem to work with, you are humbly invited to use the poems provided and share your work with us!
Next Thursday, June 19, stop by and leave a link to a poem of your own for the next round of patchwork poetry.
Thanks for playing!
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Pass the Patchwork Poems, Please
It's time! Today until next Thursday, you are invited to post the patchwork poems you cooked up from other poet's food related poems.
Be sure to credit your muses! And this time, it's for real. I think published poets might be a little possessive of their words (aren't we all, though?).
Next Thursday, we're branching out a bit, so stop by and see what's new! As always, thanks for keeping Patchwork Poetry going!
Be sure to credit your muses! And this time, it's for real. I think published poets might be a little possessive of their words (aren't we all, though?).
Next Thursday, we're branching out a bit, so stop by and see what's new! As always, thanks for keeping Patchwork Poetry going!
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Patchwork Poems, Please!
Second Thursday in May. Time to post links to the fabulous poems you created from other people's lines.
You can write as many patchwork poems as you like. Post them here all week. Next Thursday, we'll offer up some more grist for the mill. (You can take the girl out of the mill-town, but you can't take the mill out of the girl, I guess....)
Please be sure to credit your muses!
You can write as many patchwork poems as you like. Post them here all week. Next Thursday, we'll offer up some more grist for the mill. (You can take the girl out of the mill-town, but you can't take the mill out of the girl, I guess....)
Please be sure to credit your muses!
Thursday, April 24, 2008
4th Thursday! Patchwork Poems, Please!
It's hard to believe this is the fourth Thursday of April. But, here it is, 4th Thursday, time to show us what you've got!
From now until next Thursday, May 1, you can post the links to your poems crafted from other people's poems. Please be sure to credit your muses!
Since we're sooooo close to finishing up NaPoWriMo, why not let everyone know just how you celebrated National Poetry Month. Did you write 30 poems in 30 days? Maybe write some new poems? How did it go? Did you discover a new poet? Go to a poetry reading?
As always, thank you for participating!
From now until next Thursday, May 1, you can post the links to your poems crafted from other people's poems. Please be sure to credit your muses!
Since we're sooooo close to finishing up NaPoWriMo, why not let everyone know just how you celebrated National Poetry Month. Did you write 30 poems in 30 days? Maybe write some new poems? How did it go? Did you discover a new poet? Go to a poetry reading?
As always, thank you for participating!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
2nd Thursday! Patchwork Poems, Please!
I hope everyone is having an enjoyable and lucrative NaPoWriMo! Today is the 2nd Thursday of the month, so it's time to pony up your patchwork poems.
From now until next Thursday, April 17, you can post the links to your poems crafted from other people's poems. Please be sure to credit your muses!
And, this week, if you'd like, tell us a little about how you're celebrating National Poetry Month. Are you writing 30 poems in 30 days? How's it going?
As always, thank you for participating! And thanks for keeping this blog going, even as I slack off!
From now until next Thursday, April 17, you can post the links to your poems crafted from other people's poems. Please be sure to credit your muses!
And, this week, if you'd like, tell us a little about how you're celebrating National Poetry Month. Are you writing 30 poems in 30 days? How's it going?
As always, thank you for participating! And thanks for keeping this blog going, even as I slack off!
Thursday, March 27, 2008
4th Thursday! Patchwork Poems Please!
It's the 4th Thursday of March! Time to post links to your newly created patchwork poems! Even if you didn't provide a nature poem to work from, feel free to use the poems others provided last week and try your hand at a patchwork poem. Remember, whole lines only, please. We're as true to the cento form as we can be around here!
Next week, Thursday April 3, we're going to kick off National Poetry Month. Stop by and leave a poem of your own for use in the next round of patchwork poems. The more the merrier! Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. Heck, mention it to the guy (or lady) who makes your latte!
As always, thanks for poeming with me!
Next week, Thursday April 3, we're going to kick off National Poetry Month. Stop by and leave a poem of your own for use in the next round of patchwork poems. The more the merrier! Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. Heck, mention it to the guy (or lady) who makes your latte!
As always, thanks for poeming with me!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
2nd Thursday, Time for Patchwork Poems!
Today, today. Hot damn, today's the day! (The Christmas Story, anyone?) Oh well...It's the 2nd Thursday of the month! Time to post your patchwork poems.
From now until next Thursday, March 20, you are invited to place links to your newly created patchwork poems. Since we used poems from well-known poets, it is probably especially important that we credit our sources! In other words, please let us know the names of the poets whose work you used. And, while you're at it, tell us a little bit about your process. How did you piece together the lines? Cut them all up, put them in a hat and pull one line out at a time? Highlight your favorite lines? Ask your cat for help? Let us know!
Next Thursday, we will again post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems. To ensure that everyone has enough time to create, I will be closing comments on Tuesday. Try to get your poem in by then so that people have time to gather poems and work!
Stay tuned for a little leprechaun mischief with next week's call for poems. Think green...
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net! If you've already told me you'd like to be on the list and you're not, remind me! A gentle nudge never hurts.
Thanks for poeming with me!
From now until next Thursday, March 20, you are invited to place links to your newly created patchwork poems. Since we used poems from well-known poets, it is probably especially important that we credit our sources! In other words, please let us know the names of the poets whose work you used. And, while you're at it, tell us a little bit about your process. How did you piece together the lines? Cut them all up, put them in a hat and pull one line out at a time? Highlight your favorite lines? Ask your cat for help? Let us know!
Next Thursday, we will again post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems. To ensure that everyone has enough time to create, I will be closing comments on Tuesday. Try to get your poem in by then so that people have time to gather poems and work!
Stay tuned for a little leprechaun mischief with next week's call for poems. Think green...
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net! If you've already told me you'd like to be on the list and you're not, remind me! A gentle nudge never hurts.
Thanks for poeming with me!
Thursday, February 28, 2008
fourth Thursday, time for patchwork poems!
It's February's 4th Thursday, and here in blogland, that means send in your poems! Your patchwork poems, that is.
From now until next Thursday, March 6, you are invited to place links to your newly created patchwork poems. Please be sure to credit your many muses! In other words, please let us know the names of the poets whose work you used. And, while you're at it, tell us a little bit about your process. How did you piece together the lines? Cut them all up, put them in a hat and pull one line out at a time? Highlight your favorite lines? Ask your cat for help? Let us know!
Next Thursday, we will again post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems. Try to get your poem in by Tuesday at the latest so people have time to gather poems and work!
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net! If you've already told me you'd like to be on the list and you're not, remind me! A gentle nudge never hurts.
Thanks for poeming with me!
From now until next Thursday, March 6, you are invited to place links to your newly created patchwork poems. Please be sure to credit your many muses! In other words, please let us know the names of the poets whose work you used. And, while you're at it, tell us a little bit about your process. How did you piece together the lines? Cut them all up, put them in a hat and pull one line out at a time? Highlight your favorite lines? Ask your cat for help? Let us know!
Next Thursday, we will again post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems. Try to get your poem in by Tuesday at the latest so people have time to gather poems and work!
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net! If you've already told me you'd like to be on the list and you're not, remind me! A gentle nudge never hurts.
Thanks for poeming with me!
Thursday, February 14, 2008
second thursday...let's see what you've patched together!
Normally, we will have a week to play with other people's poems (THAT did not sound good...). However, since I was so excited about the new blog (thank you, thank you, thank you to polkadot witch for her help with my way cool banner!), I got a little carried away and off schedule. So, today, Valentine's Day, is post your patchwork poems day!
All this week you can place links to the patchwork poems you created. Please be sure to credit your many muses! And, hey, if you can't get enough patchworking, and you create another poem, link it up!
Next Thursday, the 21st, we will post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems.
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net!
Thanks for poeming with me!
All this week you can place links to the patchwork poems you created. Please be sure to credit your many muses! And, hey, if you can't get enough patchworking, and you create another poem, link it up!
Next Thursday, the 21st, we will post links to poems of our own that we offer up as fodder for new patchwork poems.
If you would like to be listed as a member of patchwork poetry, email me at jillypoet@verizon.net!
Thanks for poeming with me!
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