Piscator
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First off, congrats to all the NaPoWriMo Challenge writers, and many thanks to Calli for starting it and keeping us motivated. April has been a month to remember and I suspect we all will be going back to this thread for a long time.
But April in now past and we are in May and past the halfway mark of a twelve-month line by line challenge. This month the line length increases to nine. As before, any topic and number of poems and forms within the requisite number of lines or multiple verses of that number of lines are acceptable. For the form fixated, I second Angeline's recommendation of The Poet's Garret for an inventory of 9 line forms which take us back to Spencer and The Faerie Queene/
* In consulting Wiki, I found that nonette properly refers to "a French pastry, a small gingerbread cake made of honey and usually orange marmalade," and scrolling further down the Google list "an archaic form of nonet - combination of nine instruments or voices.' While the first definition is sweet, I think the second applies. Let me know if you'd be interested in a PFD Nonette collaboration where nine persons sequentially puts down one line of a nine line poem. After nine the sequence starts again.
But April in now past and we are in May and past the halfway mark of a twelve-month line by line challenge. This month the line length increases to nine. As before, any topic and number of poems and forms within the requisite number of lines or multiple verses of that number of lines are acceptable. For the form fixated, I second Angeline's recommendation of The Poet's Garret for an inventory of 9 line forms which take us back to Spencer and The Faerie Queene/
* In consulting Wiki, I found that nonette properly refers to "a French pastry, a small gingerbread cake made of honey and usually orange marmalade," and scrolling further down the Google list "an archaic form of nonet - combination of nine instruments or voices.' While the first definition is sweet, I think the second applies. Let me know if you'd be interested in a PFD Nonette collaboration where nine persons sequentially puts down one line of a nine line poem. After nine the sequence starts again.