A second "renray" has been written. The poets and poems appear in this order:
Curtis Dunlap, Aubrie Cox, Susan Nelson Myers, Terri French
The renray needs a title. My good friends and collaborators have agreed to let readers of Tobacco Road suggest a title. The title can be from a stanza in the poem or (and this could make things really interesting) a title that does not reference a stanza in the poem.
So, readers, what title or titles do you suggest for our renray?
Untitled
easing into the day...
a dab of apple butter
on a biscuit cd
mist settles
into the orchard ac
yesterday's phantoms
cloister
in morning shadows snm
loggia
autumn winds take respite tf
mountain music
grandpa blows into a jug cd
rocking chair creaks
on the porch's
uneven boards ac
a spider tats
another row snm
corn husks tossed
into the campfire
strains of kumbaya tf
August 24, 2011
Susan Delphine Delaney suggested "Morning Shadows" as a title via email.
ReplyDeleteKaren Bennett Lewis (via Facebook) "...everything about it reminds me of time spent along the Blue Ridge Parkway....so to me it's 'Blue Ridge Harmonies'"
ReplyDeleteGee, so many possible titles:
ReplyDeleteEasing into the Day
Apple Butter
Butter on a Biscuit
Phantoms Cloister
Taking Respite
Mountain Music
Uneven Boards
Corn Husks
A Spider Tats
Tossed into the Fire
Kumbaya
Very nice, Curtis and all.
ReplyDeleteTitle suggestion: Tobacco Road, though Michael's are all quite fine.
Don
wonderful-thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletepamela
Pamela A. Babusci via Facebook: i like: "uneven boards"!! that is my vote!!
ReplyDelete"Campfire Days" is my suggestion as the fire illuminates the days events. The poem begins with "easing into the day" and ends with "campfire" and song.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Al
I vote for Morning Shadows. But what's a renray, other than obviously a shorter renku?
ReplyDeleteFran Masat in Key West suggest "Fall Gathering" as a title.
ReplyDeletewonderful blog, curtis, something i always look forward to!
ReplyDeletelove the renray . . . .
"blessings"
Stevie Strang suggest "Mountain Music" as a title.
ReplyDeleteI like the previously suggested "Blue Ridge Harmonies" or "Mountain Music". Also, just plain "Respite", or "Intermezzo".
ReplyDeleteAnnie Hall said via email: I thought a great title for the poem would be, 'Harmony foothills Carolina home'
ReplyDelete"Another Row..." was suggested by B via email.
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