Prairie Smoke
Blessings
A Thousand Splendid Suns
Beach Road
Pilgrims in Paradise
The Night Gardener
East of Eden
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Well done! I love book spine poetry!
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DeleteYour poem traveled across the nation. Nice! Hope the swap meet was successful.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow I didn't even see that perspective! Thank you!
DeleteSuch connections to nature and to the simplicity in all that surrounds us - all through the titles of books. I've seen this before, but not yet tried it. May have to now. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, I love your comment. It madey morning.
DeleteNice! I like that you added a picture to go along with it! I was kind of playing around with this the other day but realized I have way too many books that have one-word titles, or start with "the". Love this post!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to pull books off my shelf and try to make sense of it. You will have to try it. I wasn't up to writing a post.
DeleteThis is such a neat idea! I've never heard of it before. I might have to try this! Thanks for sharing! I like how it seemed so connected with nature.
ReplyDeleteThank you, I learned about it from Two Writing Teachers blog. Some people are so creative with it. I tjo l students might like it too.
DeleteI love book spine poetry and definitely need to try this!
ReplyDeleteYes, give it a try. It was fun!
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