Write your own forgiveness poem in three or more stanzas. Forgive me for waiting to so long do this free write! It was a very busy day. Currently, I am bleaching my hair. My scalp is burning (yowch). I have 15 minutes to bear the burn. Let's do this. I'd like to give myself a… Continue reading Wounded Writers Ask – Free Write #10 – Forgiveness Poem
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Wounded Writers Ask: Free Write #9 – 10 to Zen
Write your own ten to zen (10 TO ZEN is a list posted by the non-profit organization Global Meditations and Synchronized Social Actions. The repetition of “let go of” is a sentence starter...) paying close attention to what makes you feel free and secure in all that you are (and strive to be). Wicket from… Continue reading Wounded Writers Ask: Free Write #9 – 10 to Zen
Wounded Writers Ask – Free Write #8 – Root Words
Pick a noun or a verb and, in 10 lines or less, write a definition about something or someone. Don’t worry if your memory is accurate or not. LET GO. Let this definition honour your history. Period. Wicket from Word Well - who today is the hubby. TIME (sheesh. he's knows me too well.) Time: (noun)… Continue reading Wounded Writers Ask – Free Write #8 – Root Words
Wounded Writers Ask – Free Write #7 – Hot Rivets
Hot Rivets - a very unique poem where the last word of one line must rhyme with the first or second word of the next line. (From author/illustrator Julie Larios) Write a free-verse poem making sure that the final word rhymes with the first (or second) word of your next line. Wicket from Word Well: MIRACLE… Continue reading Wounded Writers Ask – Free Write #7 – Hot Rivets
VANESSA SHIELDS, writer 