poetry
Here are some more poems I've written this month so far! I usually try again with prompts I find interesting, and leave room for revisiting concepts I like. And I hope you like these! For more inspiration, visit the official National Poetry Writing Month blog! Day 1 w/
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Today's prompt is to tell a tall tale... I took this opportunity to dabble into some of my favorite concepts. The Grey Princess Scientists call xir an Anomaly. Somehow born and lost to time, Xie managed to find the way Here, but Not 'sideways' As our
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Today, we’d like to challenge you to write either a monostich, which is a one-line poem, or a poem made up of one-liner style jokes/sentiments. GOOD MORNING すてきだね x (a heart is drawn, "ey/em" in the middle) "You're six feet
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This one, to get it out of my head untitled There were bright colors in my fear. Once I am lured in by song The movie slowly turned, Entrenched by darker hues Falling from the shadows of malevolent flight. There's nothing delicate In fighting back, this time. Retaliation
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I wrote it this morning, and it just so happened to also fall into today's prompt: "a poem that centers around an encounter or relationship between two people (or things) that shouldn’t really have ever met." As for the others out-of-order, I'
Bloganuary Prompt: What do you complain about the most? The one thing I bitch about the most? Heteronormality. Nah, scratch that; it's how binary everything freakin' is. No, wait! How I'm expected to be androgynous because I'm non-binary. No, wait, it'
internetting
Prompt: Write about your first computer. Bloganuary is over, but I couldn't resist this prompt! My dad bought an AST Advantage! computer[1] from a coworker and we settled it on the desk in my bedroom. We were pretty excited, both of us being electronic gadget nerds in
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Bloganuary writing prompt: What would you do if you won the lottery? I'm one of those folks that automatically go for the nuances, the catches, and the myriad of ways something can go differently. Thanks, anxiety! My answer would depend on how big the winnings are. But let&
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Bloganuary writing prompt: Describe an item you were incredibly attached to as a youth. What became of it? I can tell you what type of items I tended to get attached to: something small, probably cute, and later on was a prop for my comedy. Except for a few, these
culture
Bloganuary writing prompt: What are your favorite sports to watch and play? People Speedrunning Video Games. No, seriously. It's very awesome to see people become so good at the game that they beat it in record time. They have an intimate knowledge of not only how the game
culture
Bloganuary writing prompt: What books do you want to read? This year, I'm making a point to go through my To-Read list of over 300 books. Some are recent, but most have been around for quite some time, and some may be pruned as I lost interest
internetting
Bloganuary Prompt: In what ways do you communicate online? Largely text-based, with the occasional voice memo if I'm not streaming. I assume people are only interested in the big guys, the Web 3.0 jockeys. And the only one I reliably use is Discord. The mention of
Raintree Ruckus
Was bitten by the Harriet the Spy writing journaling craze, hopped on the Internet, and never left.
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