Tag: #day9

• NaPoWriMo 2023- Day 9: Is this love?

  

  Today’s poetry resource is UbuWeb, a vast repository of the avant-garde. You could get lost for days among the films, audio recordings, PDFs of small press publications, and other oddities here. If you’re looking to have the top of your head screwed off (figuratively), check out the “365 Days Project.” Finally, here’s our prompt for the day…

  Smitha V

  April 9, 2023

  Poetry

  #day9, #doubt, #GloPoWriMo2023, #habit, #love, #NaPoWriMo2023, #relationship, #sonnet

• NaPoWriMo Day 9 – The Gift

  

  Today’s prompt is to write in a specific form – the nonet! A nonet has nine lines. The first line has nine syllables, the second has eight, and so on until you get to the last line, which has just one syllable. I wrote two nonets on the subject. I wasn’t sure which sounded better, so,…

  Smitha V

  April 9, 2022

  Poetry

  #day9, #death, #father'sgift, #gift, #GloPoWriMo2022, #goodbye, #life, #love, #memory, #NaPoWriMo2022, #parting

• NaPoWriMo Day 9 – To-Do list of A Teen girl

  

  Our (optional) prompt for the day is to write a poem in the form of a “to-do list.” The fun of this prompt is to make it the “to-do list” of an unusual person or character. For example, what’s on the Tooth Fairy’s to-do list? Or on the to-do list of Genghis Khan? Of a…

  Smitha V

  April 9, 2021

  Poetry

  #day9, #funpoem, #girls, #GloPoWriMo2021, #napowrimo, #NaPoWriMo2021, #Teens, #todolist

• NaPoWriMo2020 – Day 9 : White Lies

  

  Today’s resource is Kirsten Kaschock’s chapbook, Windowboxing. Our prompt for the day (optional as always) is inspired by Kaschock’s use of space to organize her poems. Today, I’d like to challenge you to write a “concrete” poem – a poem in which the lines and words are organized to take a shape that reflects in some way…

  Smitha V

  April 9, 2020

  Poetry

  #care, #concretepoem, #day9, #GloPoWriMo2020, #honesty, #lie, #life, #love, #NaPoWriMo2020, #truth, Poetry

• NaPoWriMo: Day 9- Things that make me run

  

  Our (optional) prompt for the day asks you to engage in another kind of cross-cultural exercise, as it is inspired by the work of Sei Shonagon, a Japanese writer who lived more than 1000 years ago. She wrote a journal that came to be known as The Pillow Book. In it she recorded daily observations,…

  Smitha V

  April 9, 2019

  Poetry

  #day9, #life, #mydiary, #mytruth, #NaPoWriMo2019, #ThePillowBook, #thingsthatIdontlike, #truth, #WhenIfeellikerunningaway, Poetry