24 Poems ~ 24 Hours
Text Prompt
Write a poem that starts and ends with the same word. It can be short, but it has to be at least five lines long. If you can’t think of your own word to start and end with here are my suggestions: hope, stardust, cheese, sleep, and shoes.
Image Prompt
Photo by Nubelson Fernandes on Unsplash
Text Prompt
Pick the title of a book that you love, that title is now the title of the poem. That poem can be about the book directly, or indirectly, or it can use the title as a jumping off point, and be about something else entirely.
Image Prompt
Text Prompt
Use the word Tenderness as this hour’s prompt.
Image Prompt
The following images are part of the Poetry Marathon Tradition. They are for you to do with what you want, but they are often used as a way to celebrate your success.
The official list of everyone who completed the half marathon and the full marathon will be released in the next few days. Remember if you are not on the list it probably has more to do with our algorithm than with you, and please reach out so we can correct it.
Text Prompt
Write a poem using one of the following titles:
The Watchtower
Second Breakfast
Books for Beginners
The Woman with the Top Hat
Echo Husband
Image Prompt
Photo by Felipe Dolce on Unsplash
Text Prompt
Write a poem about a moment of joy.
Image Prompt
Contributed by Cindy Whitaker.
Text Prompt:
“Write a poem that involves a mythical monster in some capacity, whether it’s as a side character, a prop, a villain or even the protagonist.” – contributed by Bhasha Dwivedi.
Image Prompt:
Photo by Marco Damm on Unsplash
Text Prompt
“Write a poem with the last line being a question and the answer being the title.” – Contributed by Megan Ameel Dobson.
Image Prompt
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Contributed by Jana-Alisha O’Dell
