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

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

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 […]

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

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

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

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), […]

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

This morning poem comes from DS106 Daily Create, for Write Out. Peace (in the ocean), Kevin

Via DS106 Daily Create Peace (ticking forward, forever), Kevin

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 […]