With National Poetry Writing Month ended, and a new month begun, it’s time for a new challenge. After looking at a few possibilities, I have decided to give verbless poems a shot. Yup—poems with no verbs. Here is my first entry:
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money
Small poems about big things
Today’s prompt in The Daily Poet, by Kelli Russell Agodon and Martha Silano is to write a short poem about a big thing. Last year, I wrote about my self-doubt. This year, I addressed more universal concerns in a series of short poems.
More weird dream stuff (December 2014)
More strange dreams last night/this morning… Continue reading
Flashback: The Summer of My Discontent, 2012 Edition
Prelude
It has been a while since my last post—over two months, in fact.
I had intended to continue the saga of the Summer of 1987 in my next post—but, alas, real life decided to intervene. (You are forewarned—this could be a long one…) Continue reading
A Million Bucks
Writing prompt from BlogHer: If you found one million dollars in the morning and had to spend it by nightfall, what would you do with the money? Continue reading
Ordinary Average Thoughts 