For today's prompt, write a last chance poem. For many (including myself), this may be your last chance to write a poem in 2010. So make it count!
Here's my attempt:
"The last poem"
Every last snowball, last snowman,
last dance, last kiss, last glass of
water, last phone call, last chance
to buy that last greatest video
game ever released, last line of
poetry, it all comes before the next.
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Write the opening line to a story based on the photo prompt below. (One sentence only.) You can be poignant, funny, witty, etc.; it is, after all, your story.
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