National Poetry Month Prompts – Week Four

The final set of prompts for your writing enjoyment. Special thanks to Danielle Reed, the Girl Genius, for coming up with these!

Day Twenty-Three: Things I’d like to forget

Day Twenty-Four: Say the quiet part out loud

Day Twenty-Five: Things that have disappeared

Day Twenty-Six: That’s not the way I remember it– write about the Mandela effect

Day Twenty-Seven: What are you fighting right now?

Day Twenty-Eight: Write about the person or object sitting directly to your right or left

Day Twenty-Nine: Go through your drafts. Find a word you’ve used at least three times. Write a poem about that word, but don’t use the actual word

Day Thirty: Over it. What are you over right now?

National Poetry Month Prompts – Week Two

Here are the next set of prompts for the first half of the month.

Day Eight: Use an image as your inspiration for today’s poem.

Day Nine: Write a poem with a cliffhanger.

Day Ten: Write a poem where you are a tour guide to someplace/something unusual (real or imaginary).

Day Eleven: Monsters are real and I have proof…

Day Twelve: Write about a specific object or objects in your bag.

Day Thirteen: Write a poem describing a sound you hate.

Day Fourteen: A poem about the human heart.

Day Fifteen: Find 5-10 random facts. Pick 1 and use it as the base of your poem.