Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 263
What an up and down week I've had! While it started on the down side, it's definitely finished way up. Last night, our bid was accepted for the house we want (it's difficult raising kids in an apartment), and a poem of mine was published yesterday by iARTistas (click here to read my poem--and while you're there, check out Laurie Kolp's poem too).
For this week's prompt, write an object poem. Pick an object and write about it. Or pick an object and make it a central piece of your poem. Or pick an object and make it the title. Or pick an object and write an acrostic. Or come up with some other way to combine an object with your poem.
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Here's my attempt at an Object Poem:
"window"
at first glance
it doesn't seem much
in fact
it's transparent
but it shows what
is hidden on the other side
the sun & moon
birds & trees
things you don't see
without it
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Robert Lee Brewer is Senior Content Editor of the Writer’s Digest Writing Community and author of Solving the World’s Problems. He loves the old Universal horror films and would check out little books devoted to them from his local library when he was a boy. While Godzilla and King Kong are cool, he was really fascinated by Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolf Man, and The Mummy.
Learn more at www.robertleebrewer.com.
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