Poetry Prompt no.7 - Prompt Generator

I observed a colleagues English Class today where she was teaching a poetry lesson to her senior students. They had been studying Shakespeare's 'Othello' and as a break from reading she set them a writing task. Using an online poetry prompt generator that provided students with a line of a poem, students had to use this line as the starting inspiration for their poems. I quickly got down the name of the generator and this leads us to our next poetry prompt:

Have a go at using the generator. Use the line you receive to spark your own poem.

https://web.njit.edu/~ronkowit/poetsonline/generator.html

This is the line I received first up:
'In the air of understanding the dreamers turn,'

I'm going to try and give this a go myself.

Done & posted

My prompt was:

"On the cold mountain of our imagination your past lovers cry"

My own: "After the rain of death young lovers mourn, " here is a quick try.

Winter tears falling,
awakening visions within his mind.

A train of memories
and yellowish letters
scattered beneath
the feet of bereavement.

After the rain of death
young lovers mourn...

Thanks as always, Mel, for posting these!

I got: "In the dying of wanting the oceans seek,"

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The tides of you and I are
every genre of music, of
rhythms no conductor could
direct, the rushing brutality
of our hearts colliding with
our minds far too often.

Waves spit me back up, I
choke on life as you reawaken
from the nightmares I couldn't
save you from. You drowned
then swam to a new shore.

In the dying of wanting the oceans -
seek me and I will try to calm
the surges and storms we try
to so desperately control.