Place

 From Tad:

Write a poem about a place you haven't thought about in a long time.

Enter

 From Writer's Digest November chapbook challenge:

For today’s prompt, write an enter poem. We're entering a new challenge, a new month, a new poem, a new state of mind, a new candy hangover, etc. Maybe your poem enters a haunted house or enters into a conversation. Take enter where you wish.

Beauty by the Side of the Road

 From Tasha:

Beauty by the Side of the Road.  It's a poem I've been meaning to write myself for some time. This could be a virtual road or a real one.

Three! Three! Three prompts in one!

 From Linda.

Choose one or do all three.

• write a love love poem without using the word love
• write a poem about something bizarre that happened to you personally
• write a poem about anger and what you do with your anger

Things that don't exist any more

 From Tad: Write a poem about something that doesn’t exist any more.

Unity

 From William:

Unity and what it means.

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From Victoria: Not everyone posts a poem every week, but our week to do prompts kept coming up too fast, so I am asking both of our occasional posters, Will and Winston, to do prompts also. I'm hoping it will get them to post more poems too. This is Will's first one.

Snap

 Vic's week:

Stole this from the Writer's Digest prompts:

For today's prompt, write a snap poem. The poem could be about a snap decision or a snap shot (as in photography). Or maybe your poem mentions snaps on a jacket, snap bracelets, or sugar snap peas. Of course, don't be afraid to go small and make your poem a snap to read as well.