Write about an inanimate object that has ceased to fulfill its purpose, so goes back to tell the other objects what awaits them.
Bonus MacKenzie family prompt: “The Future.”
February 18, 2016
Write about an inanimate object that has ceased to fulfill its purpose, so goes back to tell the other objects what awaits them.
Bonus MacKenzie family prompt: “The Future.”
February 11, 2016
Start your poem with a household chore.
February 4, 2016
Write about something that shouldn’t be decided by a coin flip. Or: something that should.
January 28, 2016
Try out a poem wherein you have a conversation with inanimate objects.
Bonus MacKenzie family prompt: see if you can be inspired by “water.”
January 21, 2016
Find a word you don’t know the meaning of. Let your poem be its definition.
January 7, 2016
“Mail-Order Groom.”
Good luck!
December 31, 2015
A giant squid goes apartment hunting.
Write a persona poem: consider taking on the voice of the squid, or the realtor, or the downstairs neighbor, or perhaps the prospective apartment itself.
December 17, 2015
Adam Stone offers two prompts for your extra week off between now and then ext show.
#1: Name a New Year’s Resolution you’re glad you didn’t keep.
#2: Describe the Yankee swap gag gift to end all Yankee swap gag gifts. Shira E’s historical example: a single ticket, complete with round-trip airfare, to …
December 11, 2015
Write about where you will actually be when the rumor surfaces that you’ve disappeared.
December 4, 2015
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