• About

Lorelle Writes

~ Collections of stories, journals, and photography by Lorelle VanFossen

Lorelle Writes

Tag Archives: poems

Husband Writes

03 Tuesday Sep 2013

Posted by Lorelle VanFossen in My Stories

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

brent vanfossen, nature, poems, poetry, prompts, william carlos williams

With our writer’s group meeting on a holiday, I was able to bring my husband, Brent, to the meeting. The following are his poetic works based upon the prompt. The prompt was to write in the style of the provided examples by William Carlos Williams, specifically the poem called “The Red Wheelbarrow”, emphasis put upon the description of the item to tell its story.

Here are Brent VanFossen’s examples.

So much depends
upon

a woman’s
soft touch,

shared passions,
and love

on a warm
September evening.

So much depends
upon

a late
summer rain

falling gently

on white
thistle down.

So much depends
upon

a bull elk’s
bugling.

Antler rattling
begets

next year’s
offspring.

Advertisement

Recent Posts

  • Tick Tock Race the Clock
  • Scrivener ASVR Workshop 2020
  • Scrivener Hybrid Workshop July 9-30, 2020
  • Inequality
  • Everything Moves

Categories

  • A Slice of Life
  • Creative Writing Meetup ASVR
  • Education
  • Family
  • My Stories
  • Scrivener
  • Writing Workshops

age altspacevr assignment ballots campaign characters cherokee cities classroom commentary covid-19 creative writing meetup death editorial education election elections elephant garlic festival family fiction foreign language forest grove writers workshop future of education future of teachers home hope how to vote intro introduction isolation israel language lexicon life lightning paper metaphors mortality north plains obama online online learning online teaching opportunities oregon perspectives poetry political politics president prompt prompts pumpkin ridge golf course role of the teacher romney Scrivener self-isolation short story slice of life small town life stories teachers teaching online time town town life travel trees vote voting weather welcome winter words writing writing assignment

Subscribe to receive email notifications.

More from Lorelle

  • Lorelle on WordPress
  • Lorelle Teaches
  • Blog Your Passion
  • Talking Your Camera on the Road
  • Family History

Disclaimer

The writings herein solely represent the world of Lorelle VanFossen. Some of the names have been changed and the stories might be inaccurate and non-factual as they are from her imagination. After many years of technical writing, it's about time Lorelle was allowed to let her imagination run wild. Tough if you don't like it. ;-)

age altspacevr assignment ballots campaign characters cherokee cities classroom commentary covid-19 creative writing meetup death editorial education election elections elephant garlic festival family fiction foreign language forest grove writers workshop future of education future of teachers home hope how to vote intro introduction isolation israel language lexicon life lightning paper metaphors mortality north plains obama online online learning online teaching opportunities oregon perspectives poetry political politics president prompt prompts pumpkin ridge golf course role of the teacher romney Scrivener self-isolation short story slice of life small town life stories teachers teaching online time town town life travel trees vote voting weather welcome winter words writing writing assignment

Read More from Lorelle

  • Lorelle on WordPress
  • Lorelle Teaches
  • Blog Your Passion
  • Talking Your Camera on the Road
  • Family History

Blog at WordPress.com.

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
  • Follow Following
    • Lorelle Writes
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • Lorelle Writes
    • Customize
    • Follow Following
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar