NaPoWriMo 2009 (final part, sort of)
And here I am, at the finishing line, 30 pieces in 30 days. I am not sure what pushed me at the end of March (madness perhaps) to take part, but I decided to see how far I can run. And boy, it sure was pretty far.
And looking back, I quite enjoyed the run too. Some of the poems, in my opinion, are not too bad either. Best of all, I have a ready library that, when I run out of stuff to post, I can dig one out to use. :)
photo by ppdigital
image from morguefile.com
So here's the rest to complete the list :
NaPoWriMo #30 - going home
NaPoWriMo #29 - gangster movie
NaPoWriMo #28 - movie
NaPoWriMo #27 - owl
NaPoWriMo #26 - sparrow
And for those masochists who want to read the whole lot, click here!. :)
© cheong lee san, 2009
4 Comments:
Good job ...you had it in you
Nasra
Thank you, Nasra!
great to hear from you. :)
Well, 'masochist' here reporting for duty. (grin, grin) I'm reading from #30 to #1, and writing this comment while at it...
#29 got me hooked, and made me chuckle at the end. It reminded me of Hong Kong style films (which I'm a fan of).
#28 (I also love the way John Travolta walks. Teehee.)
Re: #23. I like the idea of raindrops "scattering into the room." Like magic. ;)
Re: #15. The first four lines have an impressive effect -- soul-crushing-sad, in the way the scene and the tone carry the unsaid (but obvious) loneliness.
Re: #9. Loved the details (and the expression thereof) in the first four stanzas. They complement the photo well.
#3 - compact, with solid imagery. It captures the single frame, the one scene, perfectly.
Cheers.
wow, S.L., you read the whole lot! :)
thanks for your comments, makes my NaPoWriMo efforts worthwhile. :)
#23 is one of my personal favourites from the series. not a word too many, brief, yet detailed. same for #3 as well. oh, i am praising my own work!
#15 came out of a writing prompt. i was at this site, oneword.com, where they come out with a single word every day, and you are required to write something (a line of prose, a poem, a rant, etc) in 60 seconds. i took what i had written in that minute, edit it a bit, and that's it, NaPoWriMo#15.:)
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