Second day of same list:
A few tips:
1. Getting tired? Move to a different location, even if it’s across the room, sitting cross-legged on your bed with a pen and notebook.
2. Remember to breathe. When we breathe in, we pull new air and inspiration into our beings. When we slowly exhale, we express what has been inspired.
3. Choose one word from the list and use it for an opening line. Then follow the line wherever it wants to go. Don’t worry about the rest of the list. If you don’t use them, they weren’t needed.
These words were taken from a poem that may be found here:
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2009/01/26/standing-in-the-gap/
Did you move? Did it help? Do whatever it takes to keep writing…
1sojournal 
I had to move – I must stop poeming, get dressed and go up to market!
The gap between the dark row of bare trees
shows green space, dotted with cows.in the distance.
Nearer to me the apple tree is sprouting,
pulsating with blossom, ready for bees
who will convert it to tiny apples.
Good to see you here and really like your landscape painting. Hope
things went well at the market.
Elizabeth
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Mine is here:
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2014/04/05/in-the-gap/
Elizabeth
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Hi Elizabeth, still one day behind. This is day 4, I used “tilting”. Thanks for the words.
Pamela
http://wordsandthoughtspjs.wordpress.com/2014/04/05/insuperable-dreams-april-2014-napowrimo-day-4/
Pamela,
please stop worrying. This is supposed to be fun and no one is counting.
Elizabeth
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Making an Entrance
It will be interesting to see where this goes, especially using different prompts 🙂
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Here’s my piece:
http://undercaws.com/2014/04/05/uncovering-chance/
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My poem: http://mysilentescapes.wordpress.com/2014/04/08/the-path/
I did it same as yours, 2 prompts in one poem.
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