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 |    A poem a day keeps the cobwebs off my keyboard. |
| The robin, morning's chorus leader, though the noir of night still rules his warble being the herald, that announces the dawn’s arrival. Too early to find a worm or to hoard bits of string. Too early for weaving Instead, he sings. And in established order, the choir joins in. While the doves may mourn the daybreak as the rising fire splits the sky with a joyous cacophony this birdsong symphony nudges those who slumber still drawing those adrift in dreams to the sweet, carefree trill that the breach twixt night and day is healed. PROMPT SEPTEMBER 7 L R A E H D E O R Without using technological assistance, put together the longest word you can from the given string of letters and use it in your poem. Please bold the word you find and use. There are 30+ words that are more than 5 letters, so you have lots of choices! If you want to be sassy and find/use multiple words, I won't stop you, but you only need one word from the letters. *Smile* The rest of the words in your poem are free choice. Your poem must be a minimum of 8 lines. |
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