Just a quick one. Sorry I am so terribly behind in responding to your comments… the Poets United article generated a lot of interest. I promise I’ll get back “on par” soon. (Groan – you’ll see why when you read my response to Sunday Scribblings‘ prompt, “Woods.”) Amy
Woodsman Lost
Tiger, Tiger, what the hell?
‘Twas a time you cast a spell.
Now you ache from stress and strain;
credibility down the drain.
© 2011 Amy Barlow Liberatore/Sharp Little Pencil
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Debbie
I’m excited that your interview generated interest! 🙂 yay! And I still liked your poem today!
Sharp Little Pencil
Thanks for being excited for me, Debbie! And I don’t know if you follow golf, but that prompt was CRYING for some Tiger “action”! Amy
Altonian
Very clever Amy. I read a wealth of suggested ‘under-meaning’ in this, not just the threatened extinction of the animal.
Sharp Little Pencil
Wow, you’re deeper than I am. I was going right for the golfer!! Almost everyone thought this was strictly environmental, which makes sense because it’s me writing, I guess. Glad you caught the wink, Leigh! Peace, Amy
ladynimue
Interesting thought on “woods” prompt !
And so well said …
Sharp Little Pencil
Once I saw the word, all I could think of was Tiger Woods. I knew there would be a plethora of woodland tales, so I tried to do something, well, with a wink! Thanks, Nimue. Amy
Jae Rose
The tiger didn’t burn as bright as hoped.. 🙂 Jae
Sharp Little Pencil
Tigers are supposed to run faster than that, right??? 😉 A
Sharp Little Pencil
I don’t think I could sink as low as TIger Woods, Robin! Miss you too – will visit now. Amy