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Poetry Friday: Poetry Princesses Do 7 Impossible Things

April 18, 2008 By Laura

 

When I typed the title of today’s post, I thought–hey, our seven sonnets were our seven impossible things. Cool! But really, what I was referring to is that Jules and Eisha of Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast have a post about the crown sonnet project I took part in (which I blogged about last Friday. 

Jules, being Jules, and having an enormous amount of energy and creativity, jumped in to offer to feature our project on 7-Imp, and all of us PPs were very excited. The emails began flying, and Jules stitched together a tapestry from our threads of conversation. Eisha helped with coding and stuff, and ta-da:

An Interview with the Poetry Seven (Or, Cutting Loose Over Cutting a Swath)

Thank you for this fun piece! I don’t know how you put it together so quickly.

Tagged With: interview, Laura's poems, Poetry 7, Poetry Friday, Poetry Princesses, poetry sisters, sonnets

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