I tried another fib poem.
Wind
Then snow
Flurries fall
On Spring's arrival
A mean trick by Mother Nature!
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I've never tried this - but I like it! Great spring poem.
ReplyDeleteTough format (for me, anyway!) but you handled it masterfully!
ReplyDeleteThanks, for some reason. I can do this! Who knew?
DeleteLove the concept. I need to try it some time.
ReplyDeleteI do like this format. I'm thinking of giving it a try.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Go for it!
DeleteI love the format. I'll have to try it. Happy spring.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, give it a whirl.
DeleteI need to find out about the format. FIB? I will google it. I like trying new styles. I also find it funny that we had such a warm week, record-breaking,and so many areas are now getting snow. Mean trick indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I started to add a link but didn't. The number sequence is Fiboncci sequence. You should find lots of information about using it with writing poetry.
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