Point becomes a line,
Lines dance swirls and curly cues
-then, more swirls and cues.
Copyright 2008
One Single Impression: Doodles
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Was featured at The Footlight Club in Jamaica Plain, February 13-14, 2009
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Edward S. Gault
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- Edward S Gault
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Was featured at The Footlight Club in Jamaica Plain, February 13-14, 2009
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14 comments:
Your poem captures the evolving art of doodles! An exciting, sometimes surprising process leading to unexpected results!
Doodles are wonderful things that open the mind.
A get a sense of the never ending in this. A good explanation, I think.
Oh, to recognize the cues and keep on! Lovely, Edward.
And sometimes you just can't stop! Neat one, Edward!
I like your pun "curly cue" on the word CURLICUE - because Teri's OSI prompt is in fact a curly cue :)
I love the sense of organic growth -- point to line, to swirl...
Hi Edward--
Like your other friends, I love your nudge towards the interactive feeling of doodling...like maybe we're being doodled!?
Thanks--
Moodles - has to be the most wonderful word!
I like it Edward. I didn't think there was a word 'moodles' except on these pages. Google found 414,000 entries, most all show it as an acronym for
Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment, software used in education.
I'm thinking your doodles are very interesting. We might pick up on your cues.
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..the poetry in the drawing and the drawing in the poetry-'dancing' to the beat of life..lovely..many thanks..
This is wonderful. It was a hard prompt.Your images and words flow sweetly. Well done.
love-bd
Three lines said it all. Lovely
I like the image of growth and movement that you portrayed in this small poem.
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