Getting There with Your Writing
People sometimes ask my advice about writing. Writing can feel like a mysterious and daunting process, especially if you're working on a longer project.
Recently, I found some unexpected wisdom, folded up in a sheet of yellow legal-pad paper. My eldest daughter was, perhaps, giving herself a writing pep talk. Or not. Regardless, I thought her poetic musings were encouraging...
Stories
All these little bits of colored fabric,
all these different stories, these stories.
You can't make a quilt without thread.
Put the stories together. If you have thread,
this connects the pieces. To connect the stories,
you need a thread. Connect the pieces, you can
make a quilt. Stories together make a book.
All these little bits of colored fabric
can make a quilt. You just need thread.
Stories just need thread to make a book.
To make a book, a quilt, you need thread.
Yup.
Poem and photo by Sara.
Labels: children's art, children's writing, Random Acts of Poetry
3 Comments:
To connect the stories,
you need a thread.
I like that a lot. What makes a good thread?
Very nice! I love the thought you put into this and I love the photo!
Just. Wow.
This one is pretty special, no? What a precious, precious little artist you have.
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