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No Prompt, Just Insomnia Brain is shaking again. Loose meat electro-sludge. So stubborn. So erratic. Good luck tokenizing this mess. Jail cell culture bars pulse with radiation. Perhaps, deep fried deep blue America flavor. Yum. My hands are shaking AGAIN. And so it the moon. If you don't

The prompt from napowrimo.net today was not enough for me: "in your poem for today, use a simple phrase repeatedly, and then make statements that invert or contradict that phrase." I decided I'd take the idea of simple phrases repeated and write a Pantoum. I

I have made it through the first week of National Poetry Month! 7 days, 9 poems. I have two in the bank in case I fail. Today's prompt from https://www.napowrimo.net/ is: write a poem that emulates school yard clapping or skipping rhyme. Socials Mirror, mirror,

Back on the daily prompts from napowrimo.net today after the Sunday Sonnet. "In your poem today, try writing with a breezy, conversational tone, while including at least one thing that could only happen in a dream." Slip Hey man, it's Monday, early, still dark but

Day 5 of national poetry month. I was not a fan of today's prompt from NaPoWriMo.net (or from Writer's Digest or anyplace else I looked) so I decided I would start a Sunday Sonnet tradition of my own, see if that sticks beyond poetry month.

Today's prompt from https://www.napowrimo.net/ is: craft your own short poem that involves a weather phenomenon and some aspect of the season. Try using rhyme and keeping your lines of roughly even length. I took the last part of the prompt somewhat loosely because I hate

Here's the prompt for the day from NaPoWriMo.net: "Today, we challenge you to write a poem in which a profession or vocation is described differently than it typically is considered to be. Perhaps your poem will feature a very relaxed brain surgeon, or a farmer that