No matter how concrete our surroundings, there is still wildlife to encounter. Write a poem that helps your reader encounter wildlife the same way you do.

Poetry is known for its imagery. Pictures can show stark contrasts between two things.
Write a poem about two contrasting things and see if you can blend them with your imagery.

We choose every day, whether it is conscious or not.
Write about choosing, or choices, or consequences (or all of those).

We live in a world of constant maintenance.
Write a maintenance poem of your own: The things you maintain, the things you neglect, the unseen things in need.

Being comfortable can be a luxury or a compromise.
Write a poem about comfort however it shows up for you.

There is a subtle difference between what draws and audience and what draws a crowd. Write a poem about either or both, or whatever the word audience brings to mind.

• Mother’s day is Sunday, seems like a good time for a Mom poem.

Do things ever tug at the back of your mind, pulling you back awake as you drift toward sleep?

Write a poem about the thoughts that just can’t be tamed and won’t go away.

We give and receive so many gifts each day.
Write a poem about whatever the word, gifts, brings to your mind.

It’s spring time and the seeds are going in (or are about to).
Write a poem about planting a seed and explore what grows from it.