DAILY CREATE WRITEOUT
I took a prompt today from the Daily Create: #tdc4670 #ds106 #WriteOut The Peace Of Wild Things –remix of Wendell Barry’s poem through Blackout Poetry with the Glitch app. Mine, below:
Next I found a photo that represented the dark wood coming into the light, a restful scene near sundown. This is a place we often stop at to rest and meditate while walking the dog during the four hour trek from eastern to western Washington. It’s a stunning place with Nason Creek just off to the right and down the hill. It’s a place for the weary to find the light again, just as in the poem.
Wild Despair
Wild despair
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wake in the night
lie down
where the wood rests
come into peace
come into light
in grace
and free
Photography/Blackout Poetry
Sheri Edwards
RE: The Peace of Wild Things
by Wendell Barry #tdc4670
10.26.2024
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This post is part of the October WRITEOUT adventure, October 13 through the 27th, partnership of the National Writing Project and the National Park Service — a chance to enjoy the outdoors with poetry, prose, and parks for Write Out 2024. Organized as a public invitation to get out and create, supported by a series of free online activities, Write Out invites educators, students, and families to explore national parks and other public spaces. The goal is to connect and learn through place-based writing and sharing. Check out this infographic for the flow of the this week and the Choice Board to get you started for WriteOut’s Poetry for the Planet.
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