prasanna
3 years ago
If you're not aware, April is National Poetry Writing Month! The goal is to try and write a poem a day! It doesn't have to be about anything in particular, but it would be kind of neat if we all used prompts for each day, but you don't have to! I'll leave the prompts open, up to anyone to throw one out, so even if you're not participating in napowrimo or for the day, come up with a prompt for the rest of us! I hope to see the site flooded with poems this month!! |
Star
3 years ago, updated 3 years ago
DAY 2: |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Cool I’m in |
Keira Pickard
3 years ago
I can't guarantee I'll be able to do them all, but I'm certainly going to try a few! |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day 3 prompt: the first time |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day 4 prompt : Legos |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day twelve: year 3059, the sky is grey and the ocean is drying up |
Star
replied to Everlasting
3 years ago
This is a nightmare lol! |
Poet on the Piano
replied to Everlasting
3 years ago
WHY DO I LOVE THIS PROMPT SO MUCH?! |
Star
replied to Poet on the Piano
3 years ago, updated 3 years ago
It really is an interesting prompt to use and read ^_^ |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day 14: a small bird landed on a hat, and made the hat, a walking nest |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day 15: at dusk, the owl hoots and the moon hides behind a cloud |
Everlasting
replied to Star
3 years ago
It seems I have to subscribe to access the article. |
Star
replied to Everlasting
3 years ago
Really? I dont think I’ve subscribed |
Everlasting
replied to prasanna
3 years ago
thanks Mark. That one works. |
Everlasting
3 years ago
Day 26 —- Hurry! Hurry! The ice is thin but if you are as quick as a free feather falling through the light air you might just make it to the roots of that old sage tree |
Everlasting
3 years ago
day 27 - shhh… the deafening silence echoes through deserts of people piled one after another like grains of sand in an hourglass |
Everlasting
3 years ago
day 28 - nothing is ever the same. Things change. Tell me one thing that doesn’t ever change? |