Poetry Challenge #78-Bloomin' Luck
“With a little bit of Bloomin’ Luck!” Alfred P. Doolittle sings in My Fair Lady. I know exactly how he feels!
Who doesn’t wish for a little bit more luck—bloomin’ or otherwise.
Clover is bloomin’—spot any with 4 leaves? The bunnies love it!
Poetry Challenge #78
Little Bit of Bloomin’ Luck
If you had a bit of “bloomin’ luck what would it be? What would you do with a lucky charm? Write a poem about it. Here’s a list of luck/flower related words. See how many you can use in your poem:
blarney, clover, coins, donnybrook, green, fortune, gold, luck, flower, blossom, blub, petal, bloom, magic, mischief, rainbow, shamrock, hollyhock, sunflower, daisy, petunia.
Set the timer for 7 minutes.
Start writing!
Don’t think about it too much; just do it.
When you’re finished, read your poem aloud—maybe you’ll get lucky!
Lucky the deer haven’t dined on these flower pots…
*Cindy Faughnan and I began this 7-Minute Poetry Challenge more than 3200 days ago. We now take turns creating our own prompts to share with you. If you join us in the 7-Minute Poetry Challenge let us know by posting the title, a note, or if you want, the whole poem in the comments.