Maureen Thorson’s NaPoWriMo prompt: “Today, we’d like to challenge you to write a poem that . . . uses alliteration and punning. See if you can’t work in references to at least one word you have trouble spelling, and one that you’ve never quite been able to perfectly remember the meaning of.” Robert Lee Brewer’s Poem-a-Day suggestion: “For today's prompt, write a number poem. The poem can focus on one number or several numbers. It could involve counting, adding, subtracting, or some other form of simple or complex mathematics. Or the poem could have a number in the title.” Merging prompts today with a curtal sonnet, in decasyllabic lines (except for the ending half-line). For the NaPoWriMo prompt, pretty much just the alliteration, in B (and consonance too in the middles of words, like "Ibanez" and "rumbles") . . . but, unsure spelling or meaning, no. For the Poem-a-Day prompt, check out the title. My Number One Bass In his poem today, Alan also melded the prompts: number in the title, alliteration in D (as well as consonance too, like the d's in the middle of "leader," "Adderall," and at the end of "around" and "world"). Plus . . . you can sing this one to the theme of a childhood show I'm sure you'll remember. National Anthem, 2025 Friends, won’t you comment, please? Love to know what you’re thinking. Thanks! Ingat, everyone. ヅ |
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2 comments:
Quite the "colorful" bass sonnet! And yes, I did sing along to Alan's. I wrote two today (in two separate posts.) Also check out the Day 8 and 9 poems if you have the chance - would like your take on them.
Sorry, I meant Days 7 and 9.
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