The least rebellious action is a new novel, Resorting to Dreams, officially begun Nov. You may need to sign up and log in to reach this, but it’ll be worth it! However, I can’t get haiku off my brain, so I went back through my bookmarks on line and dug up Forward Motion’s April Haiku Challenge, and have started adding haiku to my daily exercises. (No, we didn’t actually create these in class, but several University students immediately did their own Tweetku.) I put together a new unit I called “Haiku Heresy” about variations on the genre - from micro-poetry (Tweetku – yes, haiku via Twitter) through 100+ verses written and shared in real-time. Last month, I co-taught a Poetry Workshop at the Eugene Public Library this was our third year, and a highlight for me. So far, I’ve gone over the minimum on each Post, and am letting the subject matter free-flow. Poems, pictures, prose, and lots of memories. , my first site, has been neglected too long. I decided to revive it with a series of short posts, leading, I hope to completing Heart, Soul, and Rough Edges, my years-in-progress book about our decade on the road. ![]() ![]() I posted one already on #2, below, and will share some during November, here. Robert Brewers’ Poetic Asides Poem-A-Day (PAD) Challenge, a new poem written each day, from the prompts provided. ![]() As Mary explained in her post on November 3, we are engaged in marvelously rebellious behavior, and writing, writing, writing. My Inner Rebel is counting words in projects 1, 2, and 3 (below), to reach my 50,000 for the month, if needed for number 4.
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