Yesterday, along with many other participants, I posted my final small stone for the river of stones project.
For me it was a hugely enjoyable experience. It made me stop and focus briefly, to concentrate on writing a daily posting. (I admit that two were posted on the subsequent day, but this was just the result of me liking to write my stone then leave it as a draft blog post for an hour or two, ready to edit. A couple of times I simply forgot to finalise the posting before midnight.)
I started off, and ended, by writing stones in haiku format and in between I slipped happily into the easier prose format. Some fragments I felt were very successful, others more mundane. But whatever style I wrote in, the posts became addictive.
So, although I won't be continuing to post a daily small stone, I don't think I'll be giving up completely. Watch this space and the 'aros' subject heading in the side bar. And huge thanks to Fiona and Kaspa for creating such an inspiring project to kick off a new year.
2 comments:
Cathy, I've really enjoyed reading small stone. Your work is beautifully written.
Thank you so much Debbie.
I really did enjoy writing the stones, so much so that I have just submitted some of them to be considered by Fiona and Kaspa for the River of Stones book project.
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