I ended my day in the Northeast.
I started my day with coffee.
I ended my day with raspberries and ice cream.
I started my day with family.
I ended my day with a friend.
I started my day with hurry-up.
I ended my day with scripture.
I started my day with a book half read.
I ended my day with a book almost finished.
I started my day in my bedroom.
I ended my day in a hotel.
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The days of traveling - they are mixed emotions day - always good things and some mix feelings about being away from family. I hope your travels are fun!
ReplyDeleteI like the back and forth of this piece. Have safe and happy travels!
ReplyDeleteThat reads like a preview of my next week. Safe, happy, and satisfying travels.
ReplyDeleteI hope you rest well, and enjoy the end of your book.
ReplyDeleteI love this format. Totally slipping this into the notebook and try it out. Enjoy your locale.
ReplyDeleteLove how you made a poem from your day's beginnings and endings. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteA busy day with many transitions. The kind of day that might get your had spinning a bit. I hope you have a moment to start some relaxation and end with a great nights sleep!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely sharing this one with my students tomorrow. Ending your day with scripture and a book almost finished - what a treat!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your travels. I loved the structure of this poem!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time of creating and refreshing. I love the structure of your day - you do a beautiful job of playing with words.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Read my slice today to post a comment on Mrs. Ball's blog. She wrote a blessed "Where I'm From" poem. :)
I sense there are some really lucky teachers in your future...
ReplyDeleteThe pattern in this poem creates rhythm that echoes the meaning in your words. Your day went from busy to serene.
What are you reading?
Loved this format! And loved hearing about the beginnings and endings and the contrast of the two...heading off to end my day with scripture...better hurry or I'll be starting tomorrow instead!
ReplyDeleteLike the back and forth of this piece. I love these lines.I started my day with hurry-up.
ReplyDeleteI ended my day with scripture.
Perfect ending to a day.
I like the way you set it up-so much can be read between the start and end, can't it? Hope it was good all the way through.
ReplyDeleteHow do you do this? : ) And in such short time? : )
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