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Ysabet Wordsmith is posting here http://ysabetwordsmith.dreamwidth.org/10672707.html for the Poetry Fishbowl today.
Hey, it's that time again! If you have ideas the WordSmith wants to make them into poems. Want to help? Prompt about feelings, emotions, words, emotional intelligence, therapists, having problems with understanding feelings, you get the idea... :-)
My prompt: I have waited for this one... :-D Cymru am byth!
Date: 2016-07-05 07:25 pm (UTC)
http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-01/emotions-which-there-are-no-english-words-infographic
Hiraeth - In a form the Cymry would recognize, please, but still in English, at least mostly: http://www.writing-world.com/poetry/welsh.shtml, or http://www.writersdigest.com/whats-new/gwawdodyn-poetic-forms Yes, this was my first self taught language to any extant. Any skill with cynghanedd? :-D
I am Jewish, with ancestry of English Jews from Queen Elizabeth's time, German, and the Pale of Settlement so hurt by the Shoah, but if I need to do historical reenactment, it's Wales I turn to and feel as my home. :-)
Something for that Japanese one of the bubbly feeling of the moment of falling in love, suitable for a gifted 11 year old otaku, set in Polychrome Heroics.
Set Gezelligheid against all those rude implications of the Dutch in America, Dutch treat, Dutch uncle, and how Gezelligheid still defines Dutch descended Americans so many centuries after New Amsterdam became New York City. Yup, my husband. :-)
Hey, it's that time again! If you have ideas the WordSmith wants to make them into poems. Want to help? Prompt about feelings, emotions, words, emotional intelligence, therapists, having problems with understanding feelings, you get the idea... :-)
My prompt: I have waited for this one... :-D Cymru am byth!
Date: 2016-07-05 07:25 pm (UTC)
http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-01/emotions-which-there-are-no-english-words-infographic
Hiraeth - In a form the Cymry would recognize, please, but still in English, at least mostly: http://www.writing-world.com/poetry/welsh.shtml, or http://www.writersdigest.com/whats-new/gwawdodyn-poetic-forms Yes, this was my first self taught language to any extant. Any skill with cynghanedd? :-D
I am Jewish, with ancestry of English Jews from Queen Elizabeth's time, German, and the Pale of Settlement so hurt by the Shoah, but if I need to do historical reenactment, it's Wales I turn to and feel as my home. :-)
Something for that Japanese one of the bubbly feeling of the moment of falling in love, suitable for a gifted 11 year old otaku, set in Polychrome Heroics.
Set Gezelligheid against all those rude implications of the Dutch in America, Dutch treat, Dutch uncle, and how Gezelligheid still defines Dutch descended Americans so many centuries after New Amsterdam became New York City. Yup, my husband. :-)
