Repay the Money?

From Tad:

This is a line from a poem by my friend Halvard Johnson, that for some unknown reason triggered a creative spark in me. It's got me working on a poem. So I'll submit it as this week's prompt. Write a poem that in some way takes off from this line"

Don't you think he ought to repay the money?

Your poem does not need to actually use that line. Mine doesn't.

Magic Spell

From Linda:

Write a poem in the form of a magic spell.

NOTE: It's time for a rotation of the line up for creating poems. I put the new dates in the header above. If anyone has a problem with their date, or if someone wants to be added o the rotation, please let me know. 

Alien

Okay, so I picked a prompt to go with the poem I just wrote. LOL. But anyway:

Write about aliens. Otherworldly, illegal or maybe something that is alien to you.

Memories and feelings

We all have memories that come back to us from time to time and remind us of an event in our lives that centered around words spoken, a song, a sight, something that triggers that distant memory/ Tell us about yours.

Linda Rivas Bole, Bonnie Johnson, Tad Richards, Paul Bole, Meghan Elizabeth Robb, Abigail Rea, Mar Walker, Priscilla Tennant Herrington,  Rhoda Rogers, Marsha Corso, Paul Bole, Mary Elizabeth Langley, David Lawrence Smoth, Christa Farmer

New Year's Dance Express

From Tasha: 

Your feelings about the New Year and share any resolutions or predictions or stories in verse rhyme or whatever form you choose.

Christmas Prompt

I decided for Christmas that we would do a joint prompt. I asked on my FB page for one holiday word per poet. I think everyone who responded actually IS a poet, but many don't post here. I am hoping they will give this prompt a try because they contributed to the prompt. Here's the whole list.

Pick AT LEAST five words from the list to write a poem. It can, but does not have to, be about the holiday season.

present   - Meghan Elizabeth Robb 
snow      - Victoria Rivas 
wreath    - Tad Richards 
yuletide  - Bonnie Johnson 
family    - Priscilla Tennant Herrington 
holly     - David Mclean 
Bethlehem - Linda Rivas Bole 
unspoken  - Mar Walker 
tree      - Paul Bole 
symbolism - Suzy Lamson 
singular  - Bob Tuttle 
good will - Suzanne Niedzielska 
joy       - Anindya Ganguly

Lost in a Book

From Linda:

Write a poem about being lost in a book, literally or figuratively