October Prompt: ~ Write a poem to, or about, your future self. How might you see yourself, or your life, in ten years time. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com This prompt is merely a suggestion and you may choose a topic of your liking and still be included in the challenge. Remember to… Continue reading Poetry Challenge – October Reminder
September Poetry Prompt - Seasons Write a limerick poem on the change of the season and post on your blog before 28th September. If you live in the Northern hemisphere, write about the onset of Autumn. Those living in the South, including Ineke and Amanda, write about the onset of Spring. A Limerick is… Continue reading Poetry Challenge – September Prompt
A and I Poetry Challenge Hosts are a Blogger and Writer, from New Zealand, Ineke, of Scrapydo2 and Blogger from Australia, Amanda, of Something to Ponder About. Amanda’s Poetry challenge is in English and Ineke’s Poetry Challenge is in Afrikaans, (with many translations in English). Everyone is welcome to join in. You can write in either language,… Continue reading Poetry Challenge – August Heart Poems
A and I Poetry Challenge - August prompt Contributions for August close soon. Publish a blog post with your poem before 30th August if you wish to be included in the round up for August: Write a Heart Poem: This might be a poem with lines written in the shape of a heart, or a poem… Continue reading Poetry Challenge – August prompt closing soon
A and I Bilingual Poetry challenge submissions for July. Multicultural words from across the globe.
We are almost half way through our Poetry Challenge and extending our skills in effective Poetry writing. The Prompt for June was to write a poem about something small that is only 5 lines long. And then: to write the same poem again using concrete words. Penpunt's excellent Afrikaans poem was incisive and succinct and… Continue reading A and I Poetry Challenge Roundup
TheJuly prompt fir theA andI Poetry Challenge is up. Are you joining in this month? Join us in this poetry challenge spanning two cultures and languages.
Time is running out to be included in this month's poetry challenge. New prompt to be released next weekend.
Do you want to improve your poetry? Abstract words can sometimes confuse your message. The poetry challenge for this month examining using more concrete words. Will you take the challenge this month? My poem is to write a 5 line poem.
We have a wonderful group of poets writing for this month's challenge. Featured is a REVERSE poem, a different poem with two different meanings, depending on the direction it is read. The prompt for June is coming up. Guidelines for joining in are found here. Let us build a poetic community.
