Posted in Mundane Monday #67 Photography /Poetry /Humour Mundane Monday “Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?” Kate DiCamillo Closed Gates “Wha…
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Mundane Monday #67: Three
Posted in Mundane Monday #67 Photography /Poetry /Humour Mundane Monday “Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?” Kate DiCamillo Mayweeds The flowerbeds…
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Mundane Monday #67: Five
Posted in Mundane Monday #67 Photography /Poetry /Humour Mundane Monday “Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?” Kate DiCamillo Apples “How about…
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Mundane Monday #67: One
Posted in Mundane Monday #67 Photography /Poetry /Humour Mundane Monday “Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?” Kate DiCamillo Colour Coordination If …
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Mundane Monday #67: One
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Mundane Monday
“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo
Colour Coordination
If you want to make a statement
You need to be colour coordinated
Dressed in matching outfits
With all of your surroundings
Mundane Monday #67: Five
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Mundane Monday
“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo
Apples
“How about them apples, then?”
Asked Sven
Sinking his teeth into one
He knew he had just won
“I’ll give this a full ten!”
Mundane Monday #67: Three
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Mundane Monday
“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo
Mayweeds
The flowerbeds’ seed
Looks like weed
But, pretty indeed
Let’s call them
Mayweeds
Even, if it’s summer!
Mundane Monday #67: Four
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Mundane Monday
“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo
Closed Gates
“What can be found,
behind door number two?”
Surely a question,
Answered only for a few
Mundane Monday #67: Two
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Mundane Monday
“Who can say what astonishments are hidden inside the most mundane being?”
Kate DiCamillo
Mushrooms
Look what the rain brought:
Mushrooms, and not store bought
Popping up from the ground
Making a squishing sound
And waiting to be found
A Journey to the Island (WP Writing: Intro to Poetry)
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Day Four_ Journey
* Today, write a poem about a journey. You could channel your excitement about a trip you’re about to embark on (or just returned from), comment on the mental progress you witnessed someone make, or focus on the struggles, pleasures, and extreme emotions that travel can bring about.
* Enhance your poem with a simile if you’d like — it’s a common poetic device that uses words like “as” or “like” to show similarity between two unconnected concepts.
“Never go on trips with anyone you do not love” Ernest Hemingway
A Journey to the Island
The long trip survived
We had finally arrived
For long the journey
Had been planned
Sometimes with moods of stormy
With many a doors slammed
But now, as I am sitting
A view in front of me fitting
My mood is calmer than the sea
And intentions anything but flee
We had finally arrived
Rantings Of A Third Kind 