Angge

Angge Dec 2015

It's uncanny.
I find it funny.
Some use this as a story's summary.

Day 5 - Write a three line poem about lemons without using the following words: lemon, yellow, round, fruit, citrus, ****, juicy, peel, and sour.

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Angge Dec 2015

Base of Dough

A combo pizza,
Mixed with lots of vegetables,
I want to eat one.

Day 4 - Write a haiku. They’re often about nature, but yours can be about anything.

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Angge Dec 2015

The Bookworm

His study, with books of various kinds,
A dim light, his only source—
To keep himself from going blind
To keep himself on course

In Langdon's mind,
Whatever stood behind this force
Is yet to be defined.

Day 3 - Find the nearest book (of any kind). Turn to page 8. Use the first ten full words on the page in a poem. You may use them in any order, anywhere in the poem.

Book used: "Angels & Demons" by Dan Brown

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Angge Dec 2015

Unapologetic

For loving you
For leaving you

#unapologetic

Angge Dec 2015

Guilty

Of thinking of you
Of dreaming about us
Of wishing there was an "us"

#thinking #dreaming #you #us #guilty #wishing

Angge Dec 2015

She's That Girl

They see a shy and quiet girl.
I see an adventurous spirit.
She might have set heads off in a whirl.
But you have to give her merit,
For she is just as precious as a pearl.

Day 2 - Who was the last person you texted? Write a five line poem to that person.

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Angge Dec 2015

Introspection... sort of.

Ask yourself: Have you...
Never told a lie?
Gained something you did not deserve?
Escaped reality by shutting everyone out?
Left someone behind without any regrets?
Inspired someone which lead to a disaster?
Caught yourself wishing someone dead?
Asked yourself these questions?

Day 1 - Write a poem where each line starts with a letter from your first name (an acrostic). It can be about anything, but it should not be about you or your name.

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