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https://skepticskaddish.com/2026/07/15/w3-prompt-220-weave-written-weekly/ Pierogies and cabbage sit hot on a plate while children stood watching as all adults ateAlexa plays music that must fit the mood, but rap and hard rock just don't sound that goodGranny stops eating and calls out aloud, "Alexa, play Polka for this Polish crowd!" ©2026 CBialczak Jaideep's prompt: Heritage-Tech Fusion The Challenge... |
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Inevitable Smile brightens upon the face Cheeks flush with color Open as flower petals A blooming display of joy TankaTuesday Poetry Challenge No. 13, hosted by Selma on the theme of "stay in joy." W3 Prompt #160: Wea've WrittenWeekly poet of the week, Dennis, prompts us to write a poem that leads to a single... |
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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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written in response to Sadje's #Whatdoyousee sands of time collectall unpaid debts on the landas the trees lament. Copyright © 2025 Ephemeral EncountersAll Rights Reserved |
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