The Last Time

Prompt from Tad Richards this week:

The last time..

Time

This weeks prompt is by Linda Rivas Bole... Take a period in time in the past, present or future. Put yourself in the scene and write about that time. Time is of the essence as we only have a week to do it. :-)

I remember

Since last week's post was "I forgot," I thought it would be fun to the opposite. So this week's prompt is:

I remember. Any take on this from remembering your mom on Mother's Day to remembering what you went into a room to get.

I Forgot!

Been a lot of forgetting going on today so it seemed only just that the prompt should be just that... I forgot. Write about something you forgot (if you can remember what is you forgot) or something you would like to forget. I was going to add more but for the life of me I forgot what I was going to say. Have fun!

2018 PAD Challenge - Day 30, Closing time

From: Robert Lee Brewer

Here we are again: the end of another challenge. Thank you so much for showing up and poeming along with me. It’s always a great deal of fun.

For today’s prompt, write a closing time poem. Or another way of coming at this prompt is to write a poem in which something is coming to an end–like this month’s poetry challenge. Could be the end of a concert, an era, or whatever else must come to a close.

2018 PAD Challenge - Day 29, Response

From Robert Lee Brewer:

For today’s prompt, write a response poem. Respond to whatever helps you get your poem written, but my thought is that you should respond to one of your poems from earlier in this challenge.

2018 PAD Challenge - Day 28, (blank) Wave

From: Robert Lee Brewer

For today’s prompt, take the phrase “(blank) Wave,” replace the blank with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then, write your poem. Possible titles include: “Tidal Wave,” “Next Wave,” “Friendly Wave,” “Heat Wave,” and/or “Sound Wave.”