Dear Monday,
I had not anticipated getting such a late start—but I do appreciate the extra sleep.
Love,
Kevin
(6 April 2015)
Dear Monday,
I had not anticipated getting such a late start—but I do appreciate the extra sleep.
Love,
Kevin
(6 April 2015)
Today’s prompt in The Daily Poet by Kelli Russell Agodon and Martha Silano is to write a poem that uses I remember to begin each line. I wrote such a poem a few weeks ago, but decided to give this challenge a try nonetheless. This time, I thought back to Sunday morning breakfasts at my grandparents’ house when I was a kid…
Today’s NaPoWriMo.net prompt is a bit tricky. It involves taking an Emily Dickinson poem, stripping out all the line breaks, re-breaking the lines, and adding and subtracting words. I chose to use her poem The World is not Conclusion, turning it into a commentary on the current state of American politics…
Dear Sunday,
A good night’s sleep is always a good way to start the day, don’t you think?
Love,
Kevin
(5 April 2015)
Using the prompt from Day 4 of the Writer’s Digest 2015 April PAD Challenge to continue exploring last night’s dream…
Today’s NaPoWriMo.net prompt is to write a ‘loveless’ love poem—i.e., one that does not use the word love and does not include the usual trappings associated with love poems. As luck would have it, I had a dream last night. I wrote two poems trying to capture what I remembered of the dream; this poem is a composite of the two—appropriate, since the woman in the dream seemed to be a composite of two or three different women. [N.B., I have swapped titles with the other poem I wrote about this dream, after realizing that each title fit the other poem better.]
Dear Saturday,
That was quite a dream last night. I wish it had lasted longer…
Love,
Kevin
(4 April 2015)
Today’s prompt from the Writer’s Digest 2015 April PAD Challenge is to ‘write a machine poem.’
Working with today’s NaPoWriMo.net prompt, I attempted a fourteener…
Dear Friday,
Back already?
Love,
Kevin
(3 April 2015)