Your Number's Up! Generate a Poem Prompt!
First, get a four digit number by clicking on the generate button:
Now write a four line poem where each line refers to successive digits in the four digit number! You can share it in the comments here if you'd like.
My number was 1884. Here's an example:
School Day 1884
There's only one of me,
but eight students have questions
and eight e-mails need answered.
Good thing I have fourth hour plan.
Interesting option! My number - 9556
ReplyDeleteMy Poem:
I don't work from nine to
five. My digital life fills my days where
a blog post can take fifty-six minutes
to create, correct and publish. Done!
Oh, to be able to work so efficiently!
DeleteOh, to be able to work so efficiently!
DeleteThanks for playing! I don't want to add up the minutes it takes to create a blog post...I tend to do it a paragraph at a time, dropping in and out as the mood and inspiration move me. Over a stretch of days a post will finally say "Done!" and then when I copy and paste into the site, there are still revisions that crop up.
DeleteBy the numbers: 9021
ReplyDeleteMy scaredy cats still
have their nine lives,
But our treasured Pooka has zero;
Life is too short to live alone;
Find a friend
Two is better than one.
I'm glad I've found
my friend.
Thank you for sharing!
DeleteThis is Sarah, as it seems not to recognise me.
ReplyDeleteMy number: 8825
Work and play are all one to me -
as my play becomes work, work becomes fun.
Modern life -
blurring boundaries, my identities merge.
It's so great when work = play!
DeleteIt's so great when work = play!
DeleteIf our work equals play, then I think we're doing it right!
Delete2503
ReplyDeleteMy best friend was an extortion victim twice within
Five years.
These traumas Zeroed out his confidence and self-esteem.
He's one in 3 billion, beating the odds, but the odds beat him.
Nifty use of the the numbers to craft an emotional poem.
DeleteAwwww :)
ReplyDelete