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140 Character Limit
Today’s prompt “asks you to peruse the work of one or more of these twitter bots, and use a line or two, or a phrase or even a word that stands out to you, as the seed for your own poem.” In Twitter fashion… @carsonbot “Consider incompleteness as a verb.” #calltoaction #moneymoves #ambition oh Read more
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Orange Cheeto
Got a bit busy with work today so this one’s short, but don’t fret I’ll definitely write something soon to do this article justice. No harm intended Mr. Pres! A boxer no doubt Shirt, tie, optional of course Presidential, sure? Read more
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The One with the Blue Carapace
I will remain perched upon this coarse-grained sandstone ledge Peering from across the amaranth pink fountain To the depths of the still cerulean pond neighboring it’s base I am wholly detached from the passage of time Allowing me to observe the universe’s marvels unfold, one of which The spread of life across our beautiful home Read more
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Flirting with Cacao
Today’s prompt is called “Twenty Little Poetry Projects”, and was originally developed by Jim Simmerman. The challenge is to use/do all of the following in the same poem (below in Notes). I didn’t get them all since I came across a classic Les Misérables quote browsing the web and didn’t know how to follow it. Whatever, Read more
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An Antarctic Zen Garden
Today’s prompt asked us to “write a poem based on an image from a dream”. I tried to recollect my dreams all day, but came up dry so decided to write one inspired by my uncle’s day 4 poem (he posted before me) that describes marine life in space. This one tells the tale of Read more
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London, Island of Sodor
Today’s NaPoWriMo prompt encouraged us to “first, make a list of ten words” in whatever way we liked then “for each word, use Rhymezone to identify two to four similar-sounding or rhyming words”. I’m reading The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt right now and decided to select my ten words by closing my eyes, flipping to random Read more
