Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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More Poems from Fledgling Grace

These are some more poems from the series Fledgling Grace, based on the insightful comments that people have made under the posted poems.


"Dark Triangles" -- In France, the descendants of invaders come together.
Prompted by rhodielady_47
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"Fledermäuse" -- Not everyone gets the wings of birds, and people argue over the interpretations. This poem is darker than most of the others.
Prompted by siliconshaman
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"Dancing Down the Sky" -- Powwows are more colorful now that different tribes, and some unexpected neighbors, have their own wings.
Prompted by siliconshaman
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"The Poi Bird" -- Someone appears with their mixed heritage painted collectively all over wings and tail.
Prompted by rhodielady_47
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  • 2 comments
siliconshaman

siliconshaman

October 31 2012, 13:04:55 UTC 8 years ago

Love what you've done with those prompts... although I admit, there are times I wonder how you went from prompt to poem...what the chain of thought was.
ysabetwordsmith

Thank you!

ysabetwordsmith

October 31 2012, 17:21:53 UTC 8 years ago

>> Love what you've done with those prompts... <<

That's nice to hear.

>> although I admit, there are times I wonder how you went from prompt to poem...what the chain of thought was. <<

Sometimes it's very direct, other times it meanders a lot. Where it's really vague, I may not even list a prompter because the connection just wouldn't make sense from the outside. Another thing that can make the chain of thought hard to follow is when I get one piece from a prompt that connects with something I already had in mind. You can ask me, if you're curious about specific items.