Kenia, a member of the writers' group Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, has presented several different writing challenges today. I have already responded to two of them, and herewith offer a "Snowball" (each line is one word, and each is one letter longer than the previous word). Here, also, is my best attempt at something called "Univocalism" in which only one vowel sound is allowed, but various forms of that sound may be used, once each, as I understand it. More than a trifle limiting, but interesting nevertheless. Thanks, Kenia. That's all from me today.— K
SNOWBALL
O
to
see
Rome,
Paris,
London!Walking,
enjoying,
endlessly
whispering
confidences.
Togetherness:
international
philosophizing.
Univocalism
1.Yea,
fey Sergei’s
sleigh relays
ballet.
2.
Vitamin A
purée
decays, eh?
7 comments:
Yep, you certainly had your way with these constraints. Phew! The snowball worked out really well within your theme, and I loved the very Canadian, eh? on the end of the univocal piece!
Cool! Enjoy what ever you're up to.
Nancy
N. R. Williams, Fantasy Author
Kay,
Snowballing into something enjoyable, another trip to another city? Good for you! We'll wait for the pics!
Hank
Good gosh! This must really be giving your brain a creative work-out.
What a unique post!! Well done.
I love your happy snowmen.
Madi sends Lindy a nosetap.
Hugs M&M
Snowballing form looks like much fun and I liked the image at the end!! Surely must have slid down the snow mountain you have created!! Love the tourist activity of international philosophizing. :)
The univocalism form looks challenging with all its limitations!!
how cool are you!
I love the snowballing, and your piece is wonderful
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