National Poetry Month begins in a few days, on April 1st, of course1 and with it, I’ll begin again each day of the month with a prompt, an invitation, if you’d like one, to write a poem.
I don’t always write a poem every day, and you certainly don’t have to, either, but if you’d like to, and you need a nudge, they’ll be here. Each day, a little after midnight Mountain, a new picture, and perhaps a sentence or two, will be on the blog to encourage you to write a poem. Write in the comments, or on your own web space, or on paper if you’d like. But write something sometimes. I’ve been doing this for a few years now, and folks seem to find it useful.
It’s good to play with words. It’s good to read and think about poems. I hope that this National Poetry Month you find time for poetry.
- No foolin’. [↩]
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An image. Some words.
Prompt connections and meaning.
It’s Poetry Month!
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Can I play? I just finished the Slice of Life Challenge and my fellow slicer Kevin directed me to your page. How does this work? Sounds intriguing.
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Welcome. Of course you can. Basically, I’ll post a prompt every day. If you want to, write a poem. Enjoy.
playing catch up tonight!