Street Signs

Take note of the words on signs and street names you pass while driving, walking, or riding the bus. Write a poem starting with one of these words you notice.

I apologize for the delay. Waited all day for Paul Fowler to text me his prompt but he hasn't sent one. So I figured I'd just post one and if he sends one we can use his next week.

Knowledge: the final frontier

this weeks prompt comes from Paul Bole... the paragraph below is from the link that follows

Knowledge: The final frontier. 

In the deepest depths of our brain, we all hope to find a steady, informed sense of consciousnesses, and a well-developed set of personalized skills- The ideal mind. But has the internet succeeded in helping or hurting this general human goal? In other words, has the internet made us more knowledgeable, rather than simply providing us access to information?  

https://sites.google.com/site/knowledgephil123/

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

This week's prompt is from Tasha:

Time is on my mind with daylight saving. Write about today, yesterday or both at once. Have fun!

7 lines

I love this prompt from Tad. Sorry I'm so late posting it.  Write a poem that is exactly seven lines long, and ends in a different location from where it started.

3 Wishes

Linda Bole says - it's time to make 3 wishes. Your fairy god elf came to visit and offed 3 wishes. Make sure they're good ones!!!

Baby

The prompt this week is simply "baby." You can write about a baby face, baby steps, baby boomers, baby corn or carrots, crybabies, baby dolls, baby grand pianos, or "ooh, baby, baby." Or of course, you could even write about an actual baby.

Begins and ends with....

write a poem starting and ending with the line... she walked out into the icy rain

it can be form (villanelle - kyrielle - pantoum - etc) or rhyme or free verse... no restrictions on the form you choose. Just have fun with this and wrap a poem around the line.