I just discovered Book Spine Poetry (writing a poem using book titles by stacking the books and taking a picture). And I just had to try it.
First I stacked up all the books I’ve checked out for my research. There was not much poetry there even if I were to rearrange them. Rather uninspiring, poetically speaking.
The children’s bookcase proved a better source.
When You Reach Me
A Wind in the Door
Flipped
The Wizard’s Map
Where the Sidewalk Ends
And then I had some fun with one of our adult bookcases.
God Wants a Powerful People
Standing for Something
Stand ye in Holy Places
Notwithstanding My Weakness
Remember
What Happens When We Die
That We Might Have Joy
Imagine writing an epic poem at Bookmans! I could easily get carried away with this idea. Brett told me I shouldn’t.
What kind of book spine poetry do you have sitting on your shelf? Just list the titles if you don’t have a picture.
I am an educator and PhD. I quilt, belly dance, run, read, and try to grow things. I am a Mormon. I am infertile. I am a daughter, sister, aunt, grand-daughter, friend, wife, and mom.
Brett L. Dennis
Mama g
Giggles
AmandaStretch
Dessert *after* dissertation. That’s all I’m saying. Love you! :brett:
I think a little dessert would make the dissertation go a little faster. We need to finish that cake you made. :lisa:
We only have a few books with us so our pickings are slim.
Dad came up with ,
INHERITANCE, A Firm Foundation
And I came up with,
Wonder struck, Harry Potter and the Socer’s Stone
Ours are more statements. Dad and I both want to do this once we have all of our books with us once again.
:book:
Roo’s contribution:
HUG
Your Personal Penguin
But not the Hippopotamus
Way to go Roo. 😀
I think Roo wins. :joy: