Book Beginnings on Friday
is a bookish meme now
sponsored by Rose City Reader (who originally inspired the meme).
Here's what you do: Share the first line
(or two) of the book you are currently
reading on your blog or in the comments
section. Include the title and author so
we know what you're reading. Then, if you
are so moved, let us know what your
first impressions were based on that first line
and if you did or did not like that sentence. Link up each week
at Gilion's place.
Here's the first paragraph from Twenty First Century Blues by Richard Cecil (a book of poems):
Here's the first paragraph from Twenty First Century Blues by Richard Cecil (a book of poems):
Thank god the twentieth is over.
Here's mine from Twenty First Century Blues by Richard Cecil (a book of poems):
But I sat cross-legged and tight lipped,
pretending to be lost in thought,
meditating with the music
5 comments:
A poetry beginning! I think that may be a first. Thanks for sharing it on Book Beginnings.
Rose City Reader
What do you think of the book? My daughter is a spoken-word artist, and as part of her birthday book box, I'm looking for good poetry books for inspiration.
Julie:
I'm not that far into it yet...but I've read another collection by Cecil and enjoyed it very much.
Oh how I love poetry! :-D
I'm INTO poetry right now, too. Please visit my blog and sign up for my Blogoversary Giveaway. Anne @My Head is Full of Books
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