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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
crisp orange leaf floats like a melody its music reverberating through the silent woods I wrote this septolet for this week's Wea've Written Weekly at the Skeptic's Kaddish. Here's the prompt for the week: Write a "Septolet" that refers to something that is held, something that one might hold. The Septoletis a poem consisting ofexactly... |
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paeansunpluggedblog.wordpress.com
Calm waters, idyllic surroundingsa perfect setting for an ideal lifewho knowswhat goes on within the genteel facade A window to nature and beyondfrom the darkness withina ray of hope or a fanciful dreamthat may or may not ever come true. Written for Sadje's wdys and Eugi's moonwashed weekly prompt. |
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reinventionsreena.com
Welcome back! PROMPT #445 The theme for this week's creative endeavours is FICTION The format need not necessarily be fiction, though there is no bar on using the form. What constitutes fiction in the post-truth era? How thin or distinct are the lines between fact and fiction? Do the disclaimers that all characters are fictional... |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
Nancy's prompt: Rhyming recipes Write a poem inrhyming couplets(two lines that rhyme) that gives instructions for making something. Traditionally, "rhyming recipes" were used to help people remember how to prepare food. A classic example appears in Macbeth: Eye of newt and toe of frog,Wool of bat and tongue of dog... Your poemdoes not have to... |
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