NaPoWriMo 2015

It's April and that means NaPoWriMo.  This year will be the seventh time that I have participated in the challenge to write thirty poems in thirty days. You can find all my entries over on my other blog 'Naive Nonsense'.


MIRACULOUSNESS

Monday became Tuesday with brand new tyres

I don’t know how these things happen so quickly

Rickshaws were never that fast anyway

Anyhow that’s the way things are these days

Crazy as spaceships that clouds ride upon

Uppishly thinking they cannot be seen

Leaning on lampposts waiting for mother

Others are spending their money with us

Useless as troglodytes without a cave

Saving for days when the rain might not come

Numb as a numbskull on bacon and eggs

Egging on robots and aliens too

Sooty and Sweep and Christopher Robin

Sobbing for Paddington and for Poo Bear

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My NaPoWriMo 2014

I'm doing the NaPoWriMo thirty poems in thirty days challenge again this April. I am posting them on my Naive Poet Danny Waise blog if you would like to take a look please come on over.

NaPoWriMo 2010 Day 2

NAPOWRIMO DAY 2
It’s Day 2! And Read Write Poem member Therese Broderick has a great prompt for you. (Please don’t expect the introductions to all of our NaPoWriMo prompts to rhyme):

If you love acronyms as I do, your mind has already shortened “Read Write Poem” into “RWP.” But the three letters RWP form known acronyms for at least 31 other phrases, including “Random Weird Person” and “Right Wing Pundits.”
Today’s writing prompt is to type the letters RWP into the abbreviation search field at Acronym Attic and write a poem inspired in any way by one or more of the resulting phrases. You don’t have to use the words from the phrase in your poem, but you can if they fit. GLWI (Good Luck With It)!

Here's mine, as hosted on
my SweetTalkingGuy blog:

RANDOM WRITING PROMPTER

Cher can prompt something wry.

Writer sings random prompt 

prompts wry prompter ranting.

Sings prompt, ran writer home.

Come sing her prompt, wry rant.

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Day 2 2009

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