Eskimo snows

prompt # 021 Color Scheme by staff@wwp Read the full prompt and poem responses by other participants. What are your favorite colors? What qualities? How might they speak to you? Use at least three different colors (please) and describe your interaction in a poem. (So paraphrased, the prompt.) Eskimo snows More names for colors than [...]

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red wolf

A joint prompt poem response. prompt # 013 Little Red Riding Hood Revisited by Irene Toh Read the full prompt and poem responses by other participants. prompt for August 2 Mix up our writing life by Deb Scott Read the full prompt and poem responses by other participants. red wolf red wolf red wolf darkly [...]

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Red thread

written for the We Write Poems community Prompt # 05 by Angie Werren, “found” poetry and erasures Read the prompt.   Read poems written in response to the prompt. As defined by this prompt, a pure found poem consists exclusively of outside texts; the words of the poem remain as they were found, with few additions or [...]

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Goldy Bear (napowrimo #06)

read write poem   napowrimo #06 prompt by Rhiannon converse with images Select an image, photograph, painting, or anything. Engage in conversation. Who are you? What are you doing here? (or something like that) Stir, and see what comes. (steeply paraphrased) (So what is this silly response? Thought I might be profound, if just a little bit. [...]

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mariquitas gusta comer

read write prompt #114, all over the map by Deb Scott A Wordle Word Bank prompt, choose all or a few (this time, I choose just one). Red. Read the RWP prompt for full descriptive details. Read other participants responses to this prompt. mariquitas gusta comer Red. The simpler the word, the more the meaning [...]

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Brother, brother

read write prompt #94   by Nathan Moore   Brother, brother   Would I have come, had I known you’d be here?   Brother and brother, embrace.   I resist, when you tell me what to do.   All I hear at first is red and right!   Close your eyes, approach.   Yet he seems, [...]

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More like a sketch

More like a sketch     More like a sketch in chalk they pass you by mid-stride, in the middle of a page, one immediate thought now smudged.   Leaning on the back of a bench taking what shade you shelter within.   Red and spidered, casting their net ahead. Rushing the corner into rounder [...]

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