Emma Huckabee (Emma Starr)

@mariposa Okay, thank you!! 🙂

@libby@h-jones @k-a-grey Those poems are all so good!!!

@k-a-grey I liked the contrast and flow of your poem.

@h-jones I LOVE THAT POEM! The narrative/free verse style was so beautiful. Please tag me when you are finished with it!

@libby That poem speaks so well… I am praying for you!

@evelyn I love it! Also, the art is great!

@gabriellepollack

I am Emma Starr: https://www.pinterest.com/steppingheavenward/

I would like to be on both boards.

The art one sounds cool!

@wordsmith

*feels incredibly inspired*

*remembers two writing-heavy college classes*

*cries*

I’m going slow and steady, but I aim to write something other than just poetry–even if its bad–this month. For Rillumen!!

@libby Thank you so much. 🙂 I’m so glad you could relate to it! (I know what you mean!) I was reading a book on writing by Gail Carson Levine and came upon her two triolet examples that were really cool. (I’ll post them.) I was inspired to try it.

I loved your poem!! You definitely have a gift for word choice. 🙂

“She is unmarred
by the…[Read more]

@scribbles @ashira Thank you!!!

@evelyn It’s really cool and incorporates a lot of repetition. That was my first one, which was a blast to write. I hope to write more!

Thanks. 🙂

@evelyn Thank you!! I can’t wait to see yours. 🙂

Drought (In triolet rhyme scheme)

I hear a rumble

From the gasping summer air.

Out the screen door I stumble,

I hear a rumble.

The rain has come, I distantly mumble.

As I scurry back up the stair,

I hear a rumble

From the gasping summer air.

@ashira @scribbles @evelyn @libby @the-fledgling-artist @h-jones

Here are two of the poems I did: (The first I did last summer and the second I did two days ago)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18bJo7uVmnOpWdGiZuTRN-2zL6Ukd-y8Ye7jDrTBSNAU/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gybfV-TEkY1-F79PmMIEtviIYuVeofFcutGiXW_UFFM/edit?usp=sharing

@the-fledgling-artist haha! You’re welcome! *feels flattered*

@the-fledgling-artist I usually print out pages from the internet that are kind of like public domain/free. I feel the same way about books. 😀

@libby *blushes* Jane of Lantern Hill is one of her best!! It covers the shortest amount of time of all her books. I love it. Jane is also quite young, about 11 or 12.

Isn’t L.M. Montgomery so…quotable? It seemse like every line she writes is worth its own page with illustrations (or maybe her words are enough themselves!)

This is one of my…[Read more]

@h-jones @Evelyn @scribbles @ashira

If you guys try it, please share! 🙂