Sweet Home NaNoWriMo
Turn it up.
Gonna write a fifty thousand
Carry me home to see me win
Writing words about the Ross’s
I miss NaNoWriMo once again.
Well I heard some people bitch about it
Well I heard it’s no way to write
Well I hope that they’ll remember
There is no wrong and they ain’t right.
Sweet home NaNoWriMo
Where the writing’s purple-blue
Sweet home NaNoWriMo
Lord, I’m writing ‘til I through.
In Seattle we love our writing (ooh, ooh, ooh)
We always win, nothing you can do
Now we’re back and we are ready
To show the world we have writing flu (how ‘bout that?)
Sweet home NaNoWriMo
Fifty thousand words to go
Sweet home NaNoWriMo
Lord, I’m writing with the flow.
Another awesome writing spree
Sweet home NaNoWriMo
Lord, I’m writing happily.
Cute and fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem. I'm thinking of doing NaNoWriMo this year. I'm hoping to have revisions done on my other ms before than so I can throw myself in completely.
ReplyDeleteI admire all of those writers that can participate in this. I just find these many words to cover in a month simply overwhelming! 'Fraid that I will not come through. Good luck and good fun...
ReplyDeleteThe best of luck to you. I am a slow, slow writer and better suited for a NaNoWriYear.
ReplyDeleteWhat I like about it is that it forces creativity out of me. I create characters I never planned to create, they do things I don't expect, and the story never winds up where I plan it to, no matter how much preparation I make. Whether it results in a good story is another question. This year I haven't decided what my approach will be, and whether to continue what I wrote the last 2 years or go with something else. I'll have more posts closer to the competition.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Here's to success for all who jump in! This will be my first year.
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