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I'm a bicycling poet who lived in Parker for several years and worked at YourHub.com, covering Parker and Franktown for two years.

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Your favorite movie lines create collaboration
Contributed by: Tabitha Dial   on 11/17/2007

Blogger's note: If you can help out a girl with her homework, she'd appreciate it. I'm turning in a project for one of my classes -- this is one of the poetry prompts I've created for the project. If you would like to help illustrate how this prompt works, please add to the renga in the comments box below by Nov. 27. Thanks.

The renga is a Japanese form of poetry that pre-dates the haiku. Many people feel it is easier to write than haiku. Traditionally, one person wrote three lines of a poem and sent that poem to another person, who wrote two more lines, utilizing the theme or ideas of the first three lines and sent all five lines back.

The first person wrote another three lines, building on the last two, and returned the poem to his/her collaborator.

The form is traditionally 5 syllables/ 7 syllables/ 5 syllables/ 7 syllables/ 7 syllables, but feel free to create lines that are somewhat short instead of 5 syllables or or somewhat long instead of 7 syllables.

Possible subjects include video games, graphic novels, comic books and movies. You may utilize the art of the found poem by using material found in a film or other text - direct quotes transposed into renga pattern.



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Submitted By: Tabitha Dial
posted on 11/28/2007 @ 8:19:09 AM
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Cool! All of you really delivered. This is exciting for me. I think my prof will be happy, too! Thanks very much.
Submitted By: Karin Malchow
posted on 11/26/2007 @ 5:08:29 PM
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Dr. Strangelove quote/"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here/this is the war room"/applies when I try to read/my four boys a good story.
Submitted By: William Boucher
posted on 11/24/2007 @ 10:25:06 PM
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And here's your stars.
Submitted By: William Boucher
posted on 11/24/2007 @ 10:24:06 PM
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It's impossible./ Hear you nothing that I say?/ I don't believe it./ That is why you fail. - Star Wars; Empire Strikes Back
Submitted By: Katherine Jerome
posted on 11/20/2007 @ 7:17:47 PM
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"you'll learn to tell the difference dear"
Submitted By: Ron Claussen
posted on 11/19/2007 @ 5:51:26 AM
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"It's all true, give or take a lie or two." From Sunset.
Submitted By: Mike Martinez
posted on 11/18/2007 @ 9:02:17 PM
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Now listen closely, children;/let your minds replace that box. (messed up my first attempt:-( that's what I get for not reading all the directions)
Submitted By: Tabitha Dial
posted on 11/17/2007 @ 9:16:32 AM
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Eek!.... line breaks: When I was your age, /television was called books./ Today I'll read to you.
Submitted By: Tabitha Dial
posted on 11/17/2007 @ 9:15:33 AM
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When I was your age, television was called books. Today I'll read to you.
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Tabitha Dial

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Tabitha Dial has posted 194 blog entries and 816 comments since joining on 9/14/2005. Tabitha Dial's average blog rating is 4.96.
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