comfort zone

I must admit I don't understand where Paul B means by this prompt so I suggest you translate it the way you see it and hopefully make something of it.

The prompt is striving striving beyond your comfort zone.

'tis the season

Tasha is in a holiday mood and is looking for poems about the Christmas Season .           
"Tis the season so how about Merry and Happy as a theme. You can even do a Bah Humbug if you like! Let Christmas ring..

The Overnight Train

This week's prompt is from Tad who says: 

I'm going back to the book I got the page 29 poem from. Here is a line at random from the book.

He hung up and went to the station where he was seen boarding an overnight train. 

Do something with that. You don't have to use all of it, you can even change the words, but take your inspiration from that sentence

page 29

Linda Bole offers us this challenge for this weeks prompt, Find the closest book and turn to page 29. Choose 10 words  from page 29 and use at least 7 of them in a poem.

Monsters

Paul Fowler wants us to write about the monsters in our lives. Real monsters or the ones that hide in our closets or under our beds. Or maybe the movie monsters who thrilled us as children... you remember The Mummy, the Wolfman...etc... let your imagination lead the way.