I love trees, all types of trees, especially gnarly unusual trees. I even wrote a short story about a tree on my blog years ago - Essence of Life. I've been known to hug trees, sit below them and write and of course take lots and lots of photos of them.
Photo by Morgan Dragonwillow |
Day 19 Prompt: Tree
Possibilities:
Trees are necessary for our very existence on this earth, they produce the air we breathe. We build houses with them and create many products that we use everyday with them.
What personal role do trees have in your life? Do you have a favorite tree in your yard or one that you walk or drive by frequently? Free write for ten minutes exploring the world of trees and see where it leads you.
What personal role do trees have in your life? Do you have a favorite tree in your yard or one that you walk or drive by frequently? Free write for ten minutes exploring the world of trees and see where it leads you.
Suggested poetry type: Ode
Word Prompts:
Forest
Sapling
Seedling
Woods
Mossy
For your Muse:
Number four (also the cover photo) in the below video is the same tree that inspired my short story.
Remember, our prompts are only suggestions, where you find inspiration for your poetry is up to you.
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I hope that helps. You don't have to do this, it is only if you would like to make your link an active link.
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Peace,
Morgan Dragonwillow
Read, Dance, Write, Repeat.
Remember, our prompts are only suggestions, where you find inspiration for your poetry is up to you.
During OctPoWriMo, if you want to make sure that we know you have written something new, comment in that day's post with your link to your blog and/or share your link on Twitter with the hashtag, #OctPoWriMo.If you would like to leave an active link in the comments:
<a href = "your link">your title</a>
You have to put the link to your post (same link you would put in the comment section) in the, "your link" space within the quotations and the title to your post in the, your title, space.
Our link would look like this:
<a href="https://poetsonthepage.blogspot.com/">OctPoWriMo</a>
Once you hit publish on your comment it would look like this (only with the name of your post):
OctPoWriMo
I hope that helps. You don't have to do this, it is only if you would like to make your link an active link.
Remember to visit two or more OctPoWriMo participants and leave encouraging and supportive words along the way.
Peace,
Morgan Dragonwillow
Read, Dance, Write, Repeat.
Yes she is on Google+ too!Morgan Dragonwillow, author of Wild Woman Waking & Dancing within Shadow, is a writing rebel, foodie, urban gardener, recovering perfectionist, facilitator of magical circles and poet who (mostly) doesn't let her fears get in the way of her passion for writing and creating. When she isn't working with clients, writing or dancing, you can find her encouraging and supporting her writing community at @StoryDam, #OctPoWriMo, #PoetsonthePage, and Playing with Words on her blog.
an ode to trees :)
ReplyDeletehttps://ladyleemanila.wordpress.com/2016/10/19/an-ode-to-trees/
I love trees, too. They are beautiful...some moreso than others, but all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHere is the link to my tree poem:
OctPoWriMo Day 19
Have a blessed day!
Ah, a kindred spirit. Thanks, Suzanne!
DeleteTrying again on my link. I don't know what I did wrong the first time through.
ReplyDeleteOctPoWriMo Day 19
We have a huge, old weeping willow in our backyard; I tell people we bought the tree and the house came with it! LOL
ReplyDeleteWeeping Willow
That is delightful, what a wonderful story and tribute to your beloved tree!
DeleteA little late - Day 19 - https://ramblingsofawriter2016.com/2016/10/20/octprowrimo-day-19-english-tanka-poem-prompt-trees/
ReplyDeleteNo worries. =)
DeleteMine is almost a song today: Ode to a Tree.
ReplyDeleteIt makes my heart smile when participants choose to use the suggest poetry type, can't wait to read it!
DeleteI love trees. Nothing better than taking a walk in the woods, although I wouldn't walk in the forest I created today.
ReplyDeleteHere's my poem.
Fly Your Way Home
Ooooh intriguing, I will have to check it out!
DeleteI went with a shape poem. Planting of the Lord
ReplyDeleteDays 18 and 19 are here! http://biancasbookblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/10/octpowrimo-days-18-and-19.html
ReplyDeleteDay 19 is late, I'm afraid. In the middle of massive changes in my life and have been moving. This prompt - the tree - is so appropriate.
ReplyDeleteShe Stands
Lovely photo! What a peaceful spot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the TREE prompt. Here's where I took it: Got a Grip - A Limericked Ode on Honor Bestowed