Write Out: Wild Things
We used Wendell Berry’s Peace Of Wild Things poem for some remix this morning for the Write Out prompt at DS106 Daily Create. I first created a song, and then a poem.
Peace (gone wild),
Kevin
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Write Out: The Tree Of The Impossible
Today’s Write Out prompt via DS106 Daily Create is about using the Tree Fractal site to inspire a poem. Peace (in the possible), Kevin -
Write Out/Daily Create Collaborative Poem
Yesterday’s prompt for the DS106 Daily Create and Write Out poem was an invitation to collaborate on a tree-themed poem. We used Etherpad. Here is the full poem — thanks to all collaborators. A spark beneath the brittle soil, a seed awakes and stretches out towards the sun above Fibers thread their paths burrow in […] -
Write Out Code Poem
This poem comes from the DS106 Daily Create prompt today, in conjunction with Write Out. I used ClaudeAI to generate the code, and then found the evocative flower image via Flickr to overlay on it. Peace (and bloom), Kevin -
Disrupt The Rhythm: A Social Media Found Poem for Write Out
The prompt at the DS106 Daily Create was to use social media to compose a poem about the environment so I created a “found” poem with the climate hashtag on Mastodon. Peace (finding it), Kevin -
Write Out: Some Rivers Meander
This poem comes from the morning prompt at DS106 Daily Create, and the use of time-lapse imagery via Google Earth Engine. Peace (and wandering), Kevin -
Write Out: Poem Burst
I wrote three poems in the last 12 hours, with prompts via Write Out and its theme of “Poetry for the Planet.” The poem above is via the DS106 Daily Create and the two below are from the National Writing Project Studio space, where Abigail is posting daily prompts for Write Out. Peace (and poems), […] -
Write Out: Weather Jumping
Today’s prompt for Write Out via DS106 Daily Create was to randomly choose cities around the world and discover the weather patterns, and then write a poem. Peace (in the sunshine), Kevin -
Write Out: Swim With Possibilities
This morning poem comes from DS106 Daily Create, for Write Out. Peace (in the ocean), Kevin -
Write Out: An Ode For Father Time
Via DS106 Daily Create Peace (ticking forward, forever), Kevin -
Write Out 2024 Kicks Off Today …
This October (13-27), join the National Writing Project for Write Out 2024. Organized as a public invitation to get out and create, supported by a series of free online activities, Write Out invites educators, students, and families to explore national parks and other public spaces. The goal is to connect and learn through place-based writing […] -
Morning Creative Bent
Just some sharing from the morning. Above is haiku with the one-word prompt of “frost” via Mastodon and below is an illustration from the morning prompt at DS106 Daily Create to use the last name of someone famous, connected to a common ob... -
Daily Create: Remembering The Forgetting
Today’s Daily Create was about childhood, and from a list of prompts, I chose the theme of “forgetting.” Peace (in the remembering), Kevin -
Morning Work: A Poem and A Remix
This morning’s creative flow started with the leaf poem (above) based on a prompt off Mastodon with the word “dance” and then continued into a prompt for DS106 Daily Create about inventing something — so I remixed a project off... -
Music Themes In Morning
It’s not unusual for me to use music as my theme for some morning creativity — either making it or using music to inspire writing or art. This morning was no different, with my morning poem (with prompt of “sunshine” off Mastodon) leading to a guitar haiku poem and the DS106 Daily Create (“complete this […] -
Four Poems: Moth, Silence, Flower, Flood
Here are four poems from today and yesterday. The one above is from the Daily Haiku prompts off Mastodon, where today’s prompt was “moth.” This second is inspired by a poem shared by Terry, along with some explanations and possibilities and the concept of a “silence map” took hold in my mind. A third poem […] -
ABC for DS106
Today’s Daily Create was to write an ABC poem, from letters A to E. Mine is about the Daily Create. Peace (making it), Kevin -
World Poetry Day: Finding A Poem
For World Poetry Day, the daily prompt at DS106 Daily Create was to explore poetry of endangered languages. I went black-out with mine, using a collection and some text from the editor. A simple idea: collect poems in endangered languages Help document how poetry exists The conversations and encounters with poets from all over the […] -
Treble Clef: Shape Poem
This poem comes from this morning’s prompt off DS106 Daily Create for a concrete/shape poem. Peace (and sound), Kevin -
Radio Poem
This morning’s Daily Create was to listen to the radio, and grab some lyrics, and then make a poem. I used an online radio streaming site, bounced around, and grabbed some words. Peace (and sound), Kevin -
DS106: Remix Monday (Week 3)
I’m doing a five-week, every-Monday (unless I space out and forget to get it done) remix of a piece of art from the earlier days of DS106. (Read more about what I am up to here). This is week three. For this week’s remix, I took the text of the image about remix, and used […] -
A Man Walked into a Bar: humour, space, self-deprecation, #activelearning
by amiddlet50#learning, active learning, case-based learning, challenge, Co-operative pedagogy, collaboration, creativity, deduction, edutainment, engagement, fun, game based learning, gamification, group work, Humour, in jokes, inclusivity, jokes, learner engagement, Performance, persona, Play, playful learning, Poetry, self-awareness, Syndicated, Teaching, tension, trustSeptember 16, 2022In this post I explore the pedagogy of humour in the context of higher education teaching and learning and begin to realise there’s more to humour in the classroom than having a bit of fun! This was my starting point, … Continue reading -
Bone-deep.
by ayu7kajiexperience, experiences, life, Poetry, profound, REAL LIFE, realize, scrapbooks & snippets, shillpz, Syndicated, thought, work, worklifeMarch 12, 2018I always talk about holding on, because I cannot afford to let go. I have spoken before on my work situation, and how I had to hold on for a while longer and things will get better. It’s not. I’m just tired now. I’m just sad now. And it permeates inside me. It’s bone-deep. And […] -
The abyss and the abyss invoked by the abyss
Sometimes (often, really) we find little gems of text within an already great work of literature. I stumbled in this terrific segment by Writer Gianfranco Garofiglio: Le cose non esistono se non abbiamo le parole per chiamarle. Things do … Continue reading →
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Monsoon Memories: A Poem
The streets keep gleaming, I can feel the ghosts cheering The sounds that can be heard, Echo in the ear Dripping, dropping, swishing, slashing Life keeps still as calm Thrum of strings Be faintly heard, and Disappear into the night Hopes belong to loves lost long Breaths of life fill the air As minds open; […] -
Monsoon Memories: A Note
by ayu7kajiexperience, life, monsoon, poem, Poetry, profound, rainy day, RAMBLINGS, REAL LIFE, realize, scrapbooks & snippets, shillpz, SyndicatedMarch 4, 2018Hi Guys, I’m sharing an old poem and my notes on it that I had published when Blogger or Blogspot was the trending WordPress. 🙂 Hope you enjoy! http://shilthoughts.blogspot.com/2011/05/monsoon-memories-note.html The rain brings out the poet in any one of us. The dripping sounds, the quiet and muffled whispers, the damp moods. The raindrops flow gently, […] -
Robert Frost Will Turn In His Grave
by @Chris_tastropheAssignments, comedy, ds106, Poetry, RobertFrost, Syndicated, writingassignments, WritingAssignments1924February 6, 2018The Aural Mode Not Taken by Christopher Ringham Two earbuds converged and they were tangled good, And sorry I could not unravel both and be one unraveler, long I stood And yanked one as much as I could Shouting curses and oaths; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the […] -
Daily Create: We were given the cartoon with the speech bubbles…
Daily Create: We were given the cartoon with the speech bubbles blank and had to fill them in. Fun with Eliot! -
Stay
by shaunv1Blogging 101, blogging101, goodbye, hurt, life, long distance relationship, Love, Poetry, Poetry & Song, stuck, Syndicated, unfairJanuary 25, 2015I looked back and caught that tear, lingering in her eye, latching onto her fear, Her heart was tangled and not far from being torn, The moment had arrived, selfishly hers to call her own, The winds of change were raging a storm, And she couldn’t get the music to dance with her song. … Continue reading Stay
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