Exercise of the Week
Take a break. You would be surprised at how easy writing will come to you if you haven't done it in a while. So take a break, get some coffee, put the pen down and don't think about it for a day. When your ready or have some new ideas only make lists. Then come back to it a week later and start from there.
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Writing Prompts for Poetry
Katie Thacker | Writing Specialist
This month we are going to be focusing soley on poetry, and different ways to write poetry other than just sitting down and writing what you feel and think. Below are several prompts, submit your work or just read what others have written. Enjoy and please feel free to send us any prompts you would think could be cool to use!
14 lined poem, each line has to end with these words in the same order given: quiet, kiss, riot, abyss, trees, june, peas, prunes, crystal, bar, pistol, guitar, booded, concluded.
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Write a poem about someone eles, describe the person their life, who is this person? Where do they come from, what do they do? Description is the key here.
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Write a poem using diologe in the lines, but don't rely souly on that.
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Create an ode, odes use pairing lines to create rhyme and rhythm, attach a picture to match the poem. Something that reflects the feeling and emotions behind it.
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Create a poem centered around a color.
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Write a poem centered around Goodbyes. Let the emotion show through, with out being too cliche.
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Write a poem without using adjectives.
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Write a poem using Forgetting the Past as the title. Interpret it as you may but use the title as the center theme.
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Submit to this prompt, your submission will be read and then posted to the site within 48 hours. So check back.