I'm not sure I'll do this, but I like the idea of writing a poem a day during the month of April. Anyone interested, check out the link below!
Read Write Poem - NaPoWriMo
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all i need is rice in my cupboard and poems in my head
Who
- Emily
- Columbus, OH, United States
- I've always been an eclectic blogger, so in 2012 I've decided to embrace it. Food, poetry, fashion, beer, urban living, education, cats, those and many other topics are all fair game. If you're a new reader, feel free to poke around the old posts, but you might just want to start new with me in 2012.
What
poems
(114)
grad school
(44)
love
(38)
about writing
(37)
MFA
(29)
other people's poems
(22)
weather
(16)
family
(15)
April Poem-A-Day Challenge
(14)
Columbus
(14)
winter
(14)
form
(13)
nature
(13)
summer
(12)
books
(11)
religion
(11)
teaching
(11)
life
(10)
poetry forum
(10)
spring
(9)
time
(9)
Ohio
(8)
death
(8)
food
(8)
prose
(8)
reading
(8)
what it means to be human
(8)
Penn State
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politics
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publications
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sex
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MFA Chronicles
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collaboration
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reviews
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California
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chapbooks
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childhood
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holidays
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running
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violence
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fate
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geography
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poem ideas
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solitude
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Read Write Poem
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art
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fairy tales
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home
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poetry postcard fest
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rambling
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small stones
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travel
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OTE
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Pennsylvania
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fantasy
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identity
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lists
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prose poems
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quotes
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silence
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simplicity
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war
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India
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Writer in the Community
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driving
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education
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fall
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goals
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history
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intro
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music
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place
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poverty
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privilege
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revisions
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science
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surveys
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where
When
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2009
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March
(10)
- Poem Idea
- A super-rough draft of something that occurred to ...
- A very long story of my visit to Penn State
- April is National Poetry Month
- Poetry and Pinkie Swears
- A bit of a poem for Sam (but not really)
- The Light in Ordinary Things
- I stole this quote
- After winter must come spring
- Grad School Update, as of March 1st
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March
(10)
Why
because I read, because I love books, because some of my earliest memories are of fiction rather than reality.
because I like the challenge, the flow of words, the rhythm and the inevitability and the surprise of writing a poem.
Why do you write?
because I like the challenge, the flow of words, the rhythm and the inevitability and the surprise of writing a poem.
Why do you write?
Sources of Inspiration, Information, and Entertainment
- "That" Girl's Reflections
- Becoming the Living Poet
- Boys Wear Pants
- Exhaust Fumes and French Fries
- For Southern Boys Who Consider Poetry
- Found in Fiction
- Heather Wirth Jewelry
- Hemingway and Hunger
- I Submit
- Katie Cusack Illustration
- Keep That Edit
- Methamphetamina Acid
- MFA Blog
- Mutating the Signature
- My Gorgeous Somewhere
- Neurotica-exotica
- Penn State MFA Blog
- Read Write Poem
- So You Think I Can
- Somewhere Along The Way
- Tao of Tran
- The Letter Project
- The MFA Chronicles
- What We Eat is Laughable
2 comments:
I'm going to do this. I don't know if I'll do the RWP prompts but I'll do a poem a day.
Nathan and I are thinking of writing a poem every day in April but throwing them away as soon as they are completed.
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