[stylist] Writing exercise

[Barbara Hammel]

So, just curious, would an example of this be a poem I wrote for a class 
about a little girl looking for a pink flower by climbing the rainbow or 
about the child went to outer space and came back after being lassoed by his 
rainbow rope?  (Do you get this feeling that I've always loved rainbows?)
I like this assignment.  My imagination doesn't stretch this far so this 
will take me out of my comfort zone.
Barbara




Writing free verse is like playing tennis with the net down.--Robert Frost
-----Original Message----- 
From: Bridgit Pollpeter
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 11:41 PM
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Subject: [stylist] Writing exercise

Tessa,

That would be great. When we do these exercises, you don't need to post
an entire story. It certainly can be a simple scene. I've already worked
up a couple of things, but I'm not happy with them so going back to
drawing board.

Bridgit
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Very interesting!  I'll have to think of something... A scene perhaps.
Tessa


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