This is an attempt at a 7x7x7x7 poem. The idea with this is to go to a book shelf, take the seventh book, turn to page seven and find the seventh sentence – this then becomes the first line of a seven line poem. Here’s mine:
He glanced toward the neighbouring garden
A lot of people there and full of action
A lady was wearing the latest fashion
Invited him to join the fun
And made his day brighten
He started drinking bourbon
And his face turned crimson
Friday Fiction – Jokes for Dads
ladyleemanila 
I think we all had the same idea this week! This is another fun one. What book did your sentence come from? Did it influence the rest of the poem?
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Hi Nikki 🙂 It’s from Erich Segal’s “Doctors”. It didn’t influence the rest of the poem. I just thought of some rhymes from the garden and the poem has a life of its own hehehe… cheers, Nikki!
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I love this idea – must have a go myself!
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Cheers, Mikey 🙂
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I did this challenge too this week – it was fun wasn’t it? I like what you’ve come up with – I’m a fan of almost/part rhymes. Your poem has personality! #fridayfiction
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Thanks, Maddy 🙂
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