Inspire curiosity
“Sometimes in the waves of change, we find our true direction.” –Unknown
“Sixku” are six-word, untitled poems inspired by and contain a photograph. A reference to nature is encouraged. This form was created by Cendrine Marrouat and David Ellis. [The form… Line one: 1–2 words (Idea 1), Line two : 2–3 words (Idea 2), Line three: remaining word]
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Hello, Joyce! Thanks for hosting. I’m a bit confused about where to post my Poetry Friday link…is it here or is it at Substack? I’m amazed at your aerial photo and your choice of six words! I’m in with my response to the Inklings November challenge: https://heidimordhorstwhispershout.substack.com/p/flying-blind
Hi Heidi, you can comment on the Substack post. I will figure out how to add the usual link. Sorry about that!
Hi Joyce, Can’t find the substack post!! Is it under Notes? Thanks.
Jama Rattigan
Hi Jama, You can find it here.
Hi, Joyce,
I love the Sixku! And I agree with Heidi that your aerial photo is amazing.
I’m also having trouble finding the Substack post in order to comment/link there. If it’s not up yet, no problem, and I’ll check back later!
If you decide to do the round-up here, here’s my post.
Thanks, Karen. I added your link to the Poetry Friday post.
Hi, Joyce! Amazing photo. And I hadn’t heard of a sixku; yours is effectively “unsettling”! Thank you for hosting; I found your Substack but I can’t find your post. Here’s my link – I’m celebrating the birth of our third baby grand. :0) Poetry Friday – Welcome, Baby! – Robyn Hood Black – child…
Thank you for hosting, Joyce! I love learning about new forms, and it is fun to read your poem superimposed on such a dramatic photograph.
Over at The Poem Farm, I am celebrating falling leaves and repetition. You can find it here, and I will be grateful for you to post it for me if you would.
xo, Amy Ludwig VanDerwater
Hello, Amy! The reds in our neighborhood have fallen; we leave the leaves as best we can. The bugs love the cover. Thanks for sharing the Poem Farm. It is on the Poetry Friday post now.
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