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This week’s words from Sunday Whirl are paint, use, sprees, outsider, away, fearsome, part, reserves, body, intimate, written, window.
Using the above words, I wrote the following:
Creativity
use sprees of creativity
to paint a window
into a written body of work
while
fearsome reserves of creativity
intimate their part in washing away
outsider doubts
creativity and words must always win..
Yes. Thanks for sharing with me, Jae Rose.
I like the wasing away of outside doubt!
Thanks you, Annell. And thanks for leaving me a comment. Happy Wordling.
Boundless volume for the amount of words. I like the reused tree stump photo too.
Thanks for your visit.
Thanks for reading and leaving me a comment, Jules. The reused stump is in my mother’s yard and she is creative in many ways, but is a gifted gardener…everything blooms for her, even cacti.
It amazes me how many individuals are not more familiar with the ideas you express. Creativity is such a vital necessity,
Elizabeth
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/on-the-inside/
Elizabeth, I agree that creativity is vital. Thank you for visiting and leaving me a comment. Best!
Oh, I enjoyed this. I like ‘sprees of creativity.’ Lovely kind of spree!! And also a good thing when creativity washes away ‘outsider doubt.’ Very well wordled.
http://inthecornerofmyeye.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-painter.html
Wow, thank you, Mary. I’m embracing you comment to my core. Happy wordling to you.
getting past doubts so well expressed
Thank you, Emma. Staying in touch with our creative flow is a life affirming act. Can be life changing too. Thanks for reading and leaving me a comment. Best!
What a lovely poem, and with such a terrific economy of words. I am once again impressed with your words. I, as you will see, was not nearly so economical!
http://paulatohlinecalhoun1951.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/when-you-get-what-you-want/
Thank you, Paula. So glad you are enjoying my poetry. Economy of words…I like that.
Great spin on creativity, Sabra.
Thank you, Irene. So glad you read and left me a comment. Best to you!
I said to C this evening, “I have to go see what my darling Sabra has written,” and I’m so glad I’m here. You’re put into words exactly how I feel sometimes. Those sprees of creativity need to be caught by the tail and hauled kicking and screaming back into the studio or that doubt settles in and then it’s all over for the day. Nicely whirled my friend!
Thank you sweet Veronica. I can’t imagine that there is a time that you aren’t creative. You simply live a creative life…it is how you think. I saw my forsythia blooms yesterday and thought of you and your beautiful painting. Thank you for reading and leaving me a comment. Have a great week, my friend.
Wow nicely done Sabra – so much said in so few words – I love when a poet can be so creative and expressive so succinctly…not one of my strong suits – which you no doubt noticed when you stopped by the Poet Treehouse earlier. Thank you for your visit and your kind words; my poem was semi-autobiographical – I used to paint and I wouldn’t mind starting again but I don’t crave it the way I intimated in the poem (poetic license and all that, you know…) Thanks again.
Thank you! I love the title Poet Treehouse because I’m a little nutty for trees and poetry. Yes, use that poetic license…it is a marvelous thing. Hope you will paint again soon. Best to you!
Creativity is the essence of this piece.
Yes, we do enjoy creativity and I think it is necessary for a happy life. Thanks for reading and leaving me a comment, Stan. Best to you!
I like the ‘to paint a window’…creatively done!
Thank you. I enjoyed visiting your poetry site and like the name Poet Laundry. Keep poeming!
Thanks for your visit. Beautiful verses here. The creativity is flowing nicely.
Thank you. I can say the same of your verses too. Hope you will visit again.