In my view, books should be brought to the doorstep like electricity, or like milk in England: they should be considered utilities, and their cost should be appropriately minimal. [...] At the very least, an anthology of American poetry should be found in the drawer of every room in every motel in the land, next to the Bible, which will surely not object to this proximity, since it does not object to the proximity of the phone book. -- Joseph Brodsky.
What do you guys think of this quote? Today, we’re inspired by this quote and so celebrating NaPo by hand-writing our NaPo poems in an unusual location (and so stepping out of our NaPo boards!)
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Oh look, it’s a haiku!
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Printed on an apple wrapper :O
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Balloon poems!
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Graffiti poems! :O
Join us! Grab a marker, grab the nearest object you can find and celebrate NaPo with us! Or, for those without markers or photographs-- why not gift a poem to a friend?
Brought to you by NaPo mini events! Join us tomorrow for a new event!
