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November 21, 2009 - Saturday
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Category: Writing and Poetry

In music, a nonet is a composition which requires nine musicians for a performance, or a musical group that consists of nine people. In poetry, according to ShadowPoetry.com,
A nonet has nine lines. The first line has nine syllables, the second line eight syllables, the third line seven syllables, etc... until line nine that finishes withone syllable. It can be on any subject and rhyming is optional.
line 1 - 9 syllables line 2 - 8 syllables line 3 - 7 syllables line 4 - 6 syllables line 5 - 5 syllables line 6 - 4 syllables line 7 - 3 syllables line 8 - 2 syllables line 9 - 1 syllable Example:
a pirates playground
the ocean is a pirate's playground they live their lives upon the sea battles are fought to the death the loot is divided they drink to those lost set sail again a pirate's life for me
Copyright © 2003 Mark Williams
We're still in an economic slowdown. This is the time of year when increasing cold tends to slow things down. Water freezes. Insects die. It gets light later, and dark earlier. In the north especially, birds and other animals including people, tend to hunker down in shelter. So the topic this week, which I think the Nonet might be particularly well-suited to express, is Slowing down. It could be going slow to be more careful, to try to find beauty in the landscape, to just take it easy and enjoy little things.
Time to slow down and smell the...Chrysanthymums! Although even those are mostly dead now in New England, where winter's chill is in the air. As I write this, it's already below freezing and the forecast the low overnight will be only twenty degrees Fahrenheit!
This week the Friday Fling we're dressing to the Nines and taking it slow with Nonets!
Be sure to take your fellow Pals' writes slow as well, and comment with care. Then go savor every moment of a Wonderful Weekend! -Bob/Scotorum

 
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November 20, 2009 - Friday
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Welcome once again to Thematic Attic with DiLinda A. Hill
I would like to thank Lady Cheryl for having me here again with you all today! I so enjoy being here and sharing with all of you, it has been my total pleasure. Today, I want you to express what your rainbow days are like. How do you feel when you see a beautiful rainbow in the sky. How does a rainbow make you feel inside. We all have different colors of rainbows that we can share. In my poem I posted is a poem that is in my new book coming out about my rainbow days! Everyone feels different about rainbows. Some laugh, some think its magical, some think the color are awesome and it makes us feel warm and full of life. Colors have a way of making us feel better and different inside, even when we are sad, or feeling like the world is against us. Take your time, sit back and enjoy your rainbow for you deserve it wholeheartedly!
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November 19, 2009 - Thursday
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Current mood:  adventurous
Category: Writing and Poetry
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November 19, 2009 - Thursday
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Current mood:  breezy
Category: Writing and Poetry
It’s time another Wonderful Wednesday here at the CPCCC!

Tonight we will be

"Sharing Blessings"
Breezy and Butterfly welcome you with huge open arms because you are truly counted among our blessings. Friendship is one of those wondrous things that make the heart smile, burdens lighter and happiness much sweeter.
As we approach Thanksgiving I hope it ignites many thoughts and inspiration of the many things that surround you that enrich you and you may have overlooked because "life" sometimes does that to the best of us. Please stop, take a moment and come share your blessings in whichever format you wish. Feel free to use any of the pics below as inspiration or share your own.

Poor Turkey is blessed he hasn't been found yet!!!!

Sharing a holiday meals

Unadulterated Joy

Taking a moment to just be

Beauty of a Sunset

A lovely break

Cup of coffee
Let the Happy Dance begin!!!! And pwety pwease don't forget to show sum love with the Kudos!!!!!
~ Smooches ;)
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November 17, 2009 - Tuesday
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Current mood:passionate
Category: Writing and Poetry
It is Monday again… hello everyone. I hope your weekend was restful and you’re all charged up to begin another week. In entertaining the kids this week I slipped into a relapse of memory and found something wonderful… I hope you will share it with me.
~ Getting Swept Away ~
Ever listen to the blues… have the music reach down and twist your innards until you feel the need to stomp your feet and wave your arms in agreement… just as the joy bursts out from inside your soul in a joyous WOOT of jubilation… (Yeah… that was me… lol)
I got swept away… carried away on passion, on a feeling that would not be contained.
Reach down within yourself this week and find a spark of that passion. Recall, or find a moment that carries you off into emotion.
Allow yourself to get swept away… and capture the experience in prose, in picture, and in verse.
Let the passion rain over you and share a bit of that with us today. Below is the song that swept me away…. I hope you’ll give it a listen.
I look forward to our time together this week and cannot wait to get carried away. Please take time to show appreciation to each other by leaving comments and kudos. Thank you all for taking a bit of time in your day to share with us.
Let the passion peek out for a bit today and share it with us. I hope that the images or the music inspire your muse to sweep us off our feet. Now grab your pens, find your ink, and let us make some Magic…
Blessings LadySeda
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November 16, 2009 - Monday
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Current mood:  tired
Category: Writing and Poetry
Welcome
To week three
of the world tour of
A Simple Sunday
I’m your hostess Sevenamagenta
This week we welcome one of the original pals back as featured artist!
Miss Alba comes to us from Costa Rica. She
is a phenomenally talented woman. She
writes, paints & draws. She’s also a
photographer and a creative digital artist.
Our Featured Art:
“The Dialogue”
*******As Always*******
Make sure to credit the artist for her
work (especially those of you doing pic ‘n
poems) just as you would expect to be
credited for your own original work.
Let’s keep a healthy exchange of respect
flowing.
Do your best to comment on the work of your fellow pals. A little bit of support goes a long way.
Here’s a set of spoken word poems to get you started:
Leave us a kudo to let us know we’re doing a good job.
Try to write a bilingual piece, if you're looking for an extra challenge!!!!
Now…..lose yourself in the colorful art!!!
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November 15, 2009 - Sunday
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Current mood:  adventurous
Category: Writing and Poetry
Please let me know if this is your first Collab Post on the CPCCC
Also please subscribe and make a friend request!!!

WELCOME TO THE Cheryl's Pals Collabs'
Saturday Share Blog
Cheryl's Pals gave me One-More-Line On Tuesday And for Creating the Poems with the lines, I posted the lines at “The Get Lost in The Lines” Blog on Wed (Please click the poster below)

ANYONE CAN WRITE A POEM USING THE LINES GIVEN
This is the Blog where the poets who created Poems from getting "Lost in the Lines", post their Poem.
Please Oooo and Ahhh after each Poem even if you don't have a Poem to put up or did not provide a line on Tuesday. Comments are welcome. Feel free to comment as much as you want too  Tell us which poems have your line
Come Meet the Pals Who Gave A Line
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November 14, 2009 - Saturday
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November 14, 2009 - Saturday
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Category: Writing and Poetry
About two months ago CPCCC founder and manager Lady "Cheryl" Death introduced a new poetry format she called the "Ukanelle." It was a hybrid of two of her favorite existing formats, the Villanelle and the Ukiah, a variation on the Haiku which she had invented in the spring of 2007, a three line poem of 7-5-7 syllables rather than the Haiku's standard 5-7-5. The Villanelle is a 19 line poem in six stanzas of 3-3-3-3-3-4 lines, in which the first and third lines are repeated alternately as the third line of the following stanzas, the first lines of succeeding stanzas rhyme the same as those lines, and the second lines all rhyme with each other.
In the final four line stanza, the first line rhymes with the first line in the poem as well, the second line with all the other second lines, and the last two lines are the poem's first and third lines. Thus there are actually only eleven different lines in a Villanelle.
The Ukanelle requires the three lines in the first five stanzas not only rhyme ABA, but they must also be limited to 7-5-7 syllables.
Sevenamagenta
When we featured Lady Cheryl's Ukanelle format in the Friday Fling challenge CPCCC about six weeks ago, CPCCC staffer and hostess Sevenamagenta wrote her own variation on that, which followed the Ukiah's and Ukanelle's syllable count format limits and the Villanelle's line structure, but did not have rhymes. It was a fine poem, and I dubbed it then the Villanuke.
Let's try this new format this week on the Fling! Here is Sevena's original:
Deliciously Flawed
Poet deliciously flawed invoked attention realism reeled me in
his voice dances inside prose my mind melts for this poet deliciously flawed
spitting truth so politely not to frighten me realism reeled me in
smoking drinking music man no apologies poet delicously flawed
a heart that appreciates values truth AND love realism reeled me in
accepting him truly helped me to accept myself poet deliciously flawed realism reeled me in
No particular topic this week, do whatever you feel like writing about, but try to do it as a Villanuke. If you have trouble counting syllables, I'd be glad to review your write and offer editing tips, or you can just post in the format of your choice.
The important thing is to be creative and have fun! And in any case be sure to read and comment generously on your fellow Pals' writes, and then have an inventively interesting weekend! -Bob/Scotorum
PS: As we did with the Ukanelle and Michelle K's Palinku, each Villanuke posted will be announced to be one of the first twenty ever written! So far, "Deliciously Flawed" is the only one ever done! Another chance for you to help pioneer a new poetry format on the Friday Fling!
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November 13, 2009 - Friday
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Category: Writing and Poetry
 I would like to thank Lady Cheryl for having me here again today hosting Thematic Attic and I hope that Jon will be back with us soon. Today, I was think that we could learn from one another about the eyes of our soul. Some say, that the eyes are the windows to our soul. Other have said that their are some people with a third eye. Some have said, that when we look into the mirror we are looking at a reflection of ourselves and not the real person for the eye turns the refection around to display a picture in our minds. Some have said, never trust an person with shifty eyes, for they are lairs. Whatever helps you to take a look in the mirror I Challenge you today, not to judge one another, but take a good and close look at yourselves and write about a time your eyes, helped you, forsake you, loved you etc.. Have a good time doing it and dig deep inside yourselves first. Remember, we are talking about the things we don't usually talk to others about, rather if we are venting and leaking our pain or cleaning the skeletons out of the closet. We all had see things and been through something we don't like to talk about, when we talk about what is deep within us, it makes us stronger to help ourselves and to be there to help one another. So, today the "Eyes have it!" LOL!!!
     
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