It's time for the second mini-challenge of the day! Since it's now bright and early and time to start waking up, we figured that you'd knock back a cup of coffee or tea and be ready for this challenge. It's time to put your creative thinking cap on!
What do you need to do? Grab a few of your books (it can be any amount!) and make up a poem using the titles. Yep, this is some book spine poetry, people!
Don't forget to link up in the linky below! Jump around and see what everyone's been doing for this particular mini-challenge. I can't wait to see everyone's creative efforts for this one, particularly because I've always loved the idea of book spine poetry but have never done it before.
See my best attempts at book spine poetry below! Bear in mind that I was working with a limited quantity of books since I'm in the Philippines (and not in my hometown, where my book collection is).
The Duke & I,
just like heaven.
It's in his kiss every day.
Safe haven:
an offer from a gentleman fallen in love.
I am seriously in love with this challenge. This was SO MUCH FUN! And I love your poems, especially the last one. It sounds beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it such a wonderful idea? The fact is we all want that Prince Charming to come and sweep us off our feet ;)
DeleteThis was a lot harder than I thought but I love this challenge. I probably should've taken pictures of spines too so people knew the books I used. Oh well!! Great job! =D
ReplyDeleteI think it was okay not too! Most of the titles of yours, I definitely recognized :)
DeleteI think your poetry is awesome! I have NO physical books available since we just moved so I improvised, I hope that is okay!
ReplyDeleteThat's perfectly ok! As long as you used book titles, it works :)
DeleteI think you did brilliantly! Your poems are awesome even without knowing they are from a limited selection of books :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Claire! This was my first ever attempt at book spine poetry, and I'm glad people seem to like it.
DeleteI love your Duke & I poem..so romantical! :D Great job!
ReplyDeleteSomehow I have cannot make a new comment on my phone, so I'm hopping in on Jess' comment! I really love the last poem the most. So sweet. This was a fun challenge!
DeleteI'm all about the romance, as you well know. I need to get back into reading more of that genre!
DeleteAlso, Christine! Thanks so much for your sweet comment :)
I love that you did the historical romance poetry Alexa!! Your Duke poem is So GOOD!!!
ReplyDeleteTeehee, I did that on purpose - and because my sister and I always have a stash of historical romances somewhere! Thanks for the sweet comment <3
DeleteOoooh I love! I'm sure this Duke is a very sexy duke.
ReplyDeleteWhy yes, he is! (At least in my mind)
DeleteI looooove your poems! Short and sweet and heartfelt. I especially love the last line in your second poem, "an offer from a gentleman fallen in love." Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I thought that line worked out perfectly, since it just made absolute sense with the idea of a safe haven.
DeleteI love how you took photos of your books all lined up! Great poem!
ReplyDeleteI love your poems! So short and sweet! Great job with a limited number of books!!
ReplyDeleteI think your poems turned out awesome Alexa! Short, sweet, and they make perfect sense
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