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Writing 201 – Journey, Limerick & Alliteration

I’m still working out of my comfort zone with the  Writing 201 – Poetry class.  It’s actually rather fun — until I think about sharing my attempts at learning to write poetry.

Today’s assignment

  • Word prompt – Journey
  • Form – Limerick
  • Device – Alliteration

Next to onomatopoeia, alliteration is my favorite literary device.  I’m just not use to trying to write it as a line in a poem.

Limerick

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Where the Waters Flow

On a cruise, I’d love to go!

I’ll be happy anywhere the waters flow,

Cozumel, Barcelona, London, or Rome.

Just give me a week away from home,

With no sloppy, slippery, slopes of snow.

 

Traveling

Just what shall we see

As we travel in our RV?

Green mountains with tall timbers,

Beautiful blue bayous, lakes and rivers

All equally amazing; we certainly agree.

 

What’s your favorite type of poetry and literary device?

Thanks for stopping by to read my attempts at learning to write poetry.

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14 thoughts on “Writing 201 – Journey, Limerick & Alliteration

  1. I’d never know you are new to it. You write poetry very well! And I bet there are a lot of people relating to your first one right now. I will look at your about page and see if it says where you live!

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    • Thanks so much. I live in the Panhandle of Texas. We had 12 inches of snow several weeks ago. 🙂 The road crews scooped it up into piles and it stayed around for way too long.

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      • Snow isn’t unusual for this part of Texas. We just don’t usually get so much at one time. It seems every 4 or 5 years we’ll get large amounts of snow. One year we got 20 inches at once. Most of the time it’s 5 inches or less at a time. It snowed this morning and now we have sun with blue sky and white clouds. (It’s still cold though.)

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