Originally posted on The Reverie:
This week’s prompt we got to play around with other poet’s words, sort-of giving our thank you to all those who submit for the Write for Us segment on this blog. Have you been reading your fellow poets? Well, now’s your chance! Check them out and vote on your favorite. Voting…
Originally posted on The Reverie:
We were amazed to see how many different sorts of news stories brought inspiration for our poets – everything from the devastation of Ebola to the heartwarming tales of a mother in need. What will our headline say tomorrow? The only way to decide that is to read your fellow…
Originally posted on The Reverie:
This was the week for voting, but our voting promises to be far less annoying than the midterm elections. This week’s prompt brought out some fantastic poetry and forced us to really face some of our biggest regrets and denials. And guess what? The three votes are a permanent feature now.…
Originally posted on The Reverie:
This week’s prompt brought out some fantastic poetry and, at least on my end, really bad dance moves. I can only hope I’m not alone in that last category. I think last week was a success, so as a reward, you’re being given THREE votes again. You can thank me later. So take a…
Originally posted on The Reverie:
This week’s prompt really brought out so many amazing pieces of poetry. We are just blown away by the sheer awesomeness that is this community. You all deserve a high five…or a vote 😀 We’re going to try something new this week. You are being given THREE votes, but they have to…
Originally posted on CreatetheDawn:
I am not a political person and have no educated opinion on whether or not Scotland should vote to become independent from England on September 18th, 2014. But, the contrast of the peaceful politics of this vote in 2014 with William Wallace’s loss at Stirling Bridge in 1297 and the battle…
Originally posted on CreatetheDawn:
The Universe loves love from Princess Aurora dedicated to her Dear man, David Ellis The universe loves love, fairly drips with the stuff. Courting birds, and blooming flowers and rutting bucks, and private shady spots to picnic with your sweetie. Lead with your heart’s swell and let love puddle out of…
Originally posted on CreatetheDawn:
We are sea Standing at the mouth of the ocean, who treated me with a gray whale, I let the waves flow to me, touch me, bathe my feet in cooling water. Salt and water, energy and motion, the structures of life. The sound and the sun overwhelm me yet I…
Originally posted on nobodysreadingme:
Some of you may recognise this as a modified version of an earlier Page entry. Oh well, never mind. ***** In the 1930s, an Austrian physicist, Erwin Schrodinger, came up with a paradox called Schrodinger’s Cat. You put a cat in a box, and it may or may not be killed…
Originally posted on Colonialist's Blog:
(Translate; Vertaal; Vertalen; Traduire; Übersetzung: μετάφραση: Tradução: Перевод; Traducción: )———-> (Click on Sidebar items on right for translations, to play Colonialist compositions, or to visit his writings etc.) And for today, the NaPoWriMo prompt is to ‘write a poem for children. This could be in the style of a…
toofulltowrite (I've started so I'll finish) 