Be your own Emily Dickinson or Pablo Neruda or E.E. Cummings because we’re asking you to create poems with your books! That’s right, spine poetry is back!
After the success of last year’s spine poetry, I was even more excited to create some more poems with the books I own. This time, I’ve created two poems—one using my ARCs and one using the hardcovers I own.
Tell the Wind and Fire,
Fates and Furies,
This Is Where It Ends
This Is Where the World Ends
Burning
Hold Still
I’ll Give You the Sun &
All the Light We Cannot See,
Open Road Summer &
Something Strange and Deadly
If you want to be entered in the giveaway for this challenge, you have to link up at Alexa Loves Books. (If you’re not awake yet, don’t fret! The linky will be open until the event officially ends on February 22, so add yours any time before then.)
OmG, those are soooooo good!!! I lke them both so much!! You did an amazing job, the second one I like a bit more though.
I really love both, they both touched me in different ways. Thanks for sharing!
They are so good!!
I LOVE,LOVE ,LOVE THESE POEMS! they really creative and cool , you should take up wrting.
Ooooh, I love the last 3 lines of that first poem! It gave me chills! Great job with both poems!
I love these poems, especially the first one! OMG. That one is amazing!
I love the first one! These are so cool and amazing! Good job!
I love them both! But maybe the first one just a tiny bit more? I especially like the
“This is where it ends
This is where the world ends” bit. So pretty!
Also just wanted to say: Cee! Thanks for being awesome! You’ve made Love-A-Thon such a brilliant event and I think it’s wonderful how much work you’ve put into it <3
Ceeeeee! I really like both of your poems, and I refuse to pick a favorite :D You did such a brilliant job on them!
I like your dark one! It was really gripping in such a short amount of space.
OMG, I love your poems! You did a fantastic job. The first one is my favorite. It gave me the chills.
These are so good! Especially the first one! Loved it!<3
Omg the one about the world ending in fire. Epic. I have a thing for epic and intense poems haha.