Mine a Midden
an enorm
a nadir
mired rime
an ear in a din
all manor o media
earn an idea
demand a random dream
remand all remains
aimed on dread
nod amid men mediad
mine a midden
moan a modern drone
ordain odea
rend an arid redan
damn mad arms
adorn an ader
don an eon
end an era
“BEAUTIFUL IN-LAW (BEAU PRESENT)
Select a name from one of your newspaper articles, famous or not. Compose a poem using only words that can be made from the letters in that person’s name. For example, if you selected “John Travolta,” you may only use words that can be made from the letters A, J, H, L, N, O, R, T and V. ” -from the OULIPOST Handbook
the name:
“Narendra Modi”
sourced from:
Wish for Change Animates Voters in India Election
By ELLEN BARRY (NYT) APRIL 7, 2014
{i miss paper letters} 
There is something quite hypnotic about the words you chose and how you put them together. I liked this very much.
Thanks, Margo!
As someone who generally works in a much less experimental way, I’ve really enjoyed writing to surpass the constraints–to varying degrees of success, but always inspired by the challenge!