Our prompt this week is Stillness.
Stillness seems so rare and undervalued in life. Write a stillness poem and see what comes.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is A Dog’s Life.
Dogs are all around us. Sometimes part of our family, sometimes just part of the neighborhood. Write your poem about a dog’s life.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Intuition.
Write your poem about intuition or just rely on intuition to bring your poem to you.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Insecurity.
If you haven’t noticed, this is the fourth prompt where I’ve chosen a word that may challenge you to dig a little deeper. I have also been challenging myself to post poems that dig a little deeper (thought the haiku from last week was a bit of a pull-back).

Write your insecurity poem and see how deep you go.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Faith.
Ruminate on the word faith and see what poem comes forth.
If nothing comes immediately, warm up with a haiku and see where it takes you.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Receiving.
It’s common to write about giving, or things that are wanted, but what about receiving? Write your poem about receiving and see what comes to light.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Bullies.
Write a poem about a specific bully or bullies in general. Do you have a bully experience or story that can be told in verse?

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Time Wasted.
What do you consider wasting time? Are there things that get in the way of what you want to do, or do you find yourself distracted and time just slips by? Write your poem about time wasted or wasting time.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Morning Cinquain.
Write a cinquain about the morning (or take this morning to write any cinquain).

More information on the cinquain form can be found here. I personally like Adelaide Crapsey’s form: 22 syllables distributed among the five lines in a 2, 4, 6, 8, and 2 pattern, respectively.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Our prompt this week is Outcast.
We write so much about what’s in our world, try writing about an outcast.

As always, please share your post in the comments, I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.