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some poetry starters...
> what's the perfect summer day to you?
> what would a castle built out of poetry look like?
> what does a grain of sand remember about its life?
> where do hermit crabs dance?
> where does the sun go when it sets?
> what is a metaphor that uses the sea that no one has used before?
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Your prompt for this week is the heat of the sun! Woo! Bright, shining, center of our solar system!
This week, write a poem about something you're looking forward to, what's *big news* in your life, or what are watching for on the horizon?
Write a poem about something that makes you ANGRY - whether it's a little hassle in the midst of the week or something that drives your sense of purpose, let out your emotions with a poem! Hey, maybe you'll even find it therapeutic!
Also names, repetition, + identity!
~ #summerpoetry
ie. "Oh! You want to get to the Stevenson's farm? Easy. Drive straight down Broadway, take a left at Jimmy's Diner, when you hit a gravel road keep on goin, when you see the massive elm tree on your right, turn towards it, and when you see a big red barn on one side of the road and a field of goats on the other side you're about a quarter mile out, look for the well, turn there, if you don't see fire-flies you've gone too far. Say hi to Mr. Stevenson for me."
Well write a poem in the format of giving directions somewhere important to you. The directions can be a little more "poetic" / metaphorical - see what you can do!