Here’s a pwoemrd. A one word poem made by putting two or more words together to form a new word and meaning. Sometimes visuals are added. http://www.napowrimo.net/
I came up with “kinsmet” and a haiku to better illustrate my meaning.
Separated siblings
Long lost brothers reconnect
Kinsmet–fate, kismet.
Posted by Bodhirose on April 5, 2011
https://bodhirose.wordpress.com/2011/04/05/kinsmet/
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/ April 5, 2011Clever, clever lady you are, my friend!!!
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Bodhirose
/ April 5, 2011Oh, thanks, Victoria! Hugs…
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Paulo Guimaraes
/ April 5, 2011That’s cool and a good idea! Two minimalist styles joining like brothers from another mother!
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Bodhirose
/ April 5, 2011I’d never heard of these pwoemrds before–had you? I’m glad you like what I came up with–thanks!
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Jamie Dedes
/ April 5, 2011I love this and actually know a true story of sisters from Korea that his happened too … but, more to the point, this is clever and well done. Thanks, Gayle!
Pet dear Sita for me. I loved your comment about her on my site. Thanks! 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ April 6, 2011I too have heard of stories of how family members separated for many years come to be reunited–so heartwarming. I’m glad you liked my new word and haiku, Jamie–thank you as always.
I’ll give Sita a pet from you–she’ll love it! 🙂
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dani
/ April 6, 2011great one! so much said in one word ~ brilliant! ♥
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Bodhirose
/ April 6, 2011Thank you, Dani–I so appreciate your kind comment!
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Aleza
/ April 7, 2011I love it! Great new word!!!
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Bodhirose
/ April 7, 2011Thanks so much, Aleza. I appreciate that!
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trisha
/ April 7, 2011this was brilliant! 🙂
kinsmet = kismet
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Bodhirose
/ April 7, 2011First I did think of the word “kismet” and then “kinsmet” popped in my head. I love when that happens! 🙂 Thanks, Trisha.
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trisha
/ April 8, 2011it gave a cute effect to the poem.
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Bodhirose
/ April 8, 2011Thank you. 🙂 It’s hard to think up a new word!
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trisha
/ April 9, 2011absolutely, and you created a really good one 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ April 9, 2011You are so kind! 🙂
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contemplativemoorings
/ April 9, 2011Clever indeed 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ April 9, 2011Thank you very much. 🙂
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apollorose
/ April 10, 2011Brilliant! 🙂
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Bodhirose
/ April 11, 2011I so appreciate that. Thanks! 🙂
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AKEEM
/ June 21, 2011That’s my company name and that’s just the way it comes to my mind kismet and just like that i got kinsmets and i register in for over 10years now.
thanks,
Akeem
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Bodhirose
/ June 21, 2011That’s so cool! That’s exactly how I came up with it too, Akeem.
If you don’t mind me asking–I’m wondering what kind of company you have. What does your company do?
Thanks for your comment.
Gayle
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