Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 451 – An Other Side Poem Drafts are much less forgiving in real life. I was afraid that the thought was heavy handed So I scribbled out that last part But the message didn’t land without it And that’s how we lost the money I stepped through the lines of code and The whole thing crashed That’s how we lost the house … Continue reading 8.31.208 – Drafts| An Other Side Poem
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 426 To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment. – Ralph Waldo Emerson It’s all small stuff An estimated 773,618 decisions in a lifetime How many are in-line with an authentic self? How many toward goals? How many away from goals? A color that makes you feel powerful A fragrance that … Continue reading 2.15.2018 – Untitled| A Super Poem
The prompt is to write a poem about a useful item that’s seemingly innocuous. Continue reading 8.1.2017 – Alarm Clocks| A useful item Poem
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 381 – A “Let’s (blank)” poem (inspired by 3 Ways to Become More Generous and Grow Your Audience) Love songs offer the sun and moon in exchange for the hope of a lifetime of love I just need an email address I can give you peace of mind the kind that comes from making a good decision saving money and time Or the … Continue reading 1.31.17 – Let’s Go | A “Let’s (Blank)” Poem
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 350 Camcorders 1st Grade Performance Friday @ 8:30am It doesn’t make sense … To start work late on a Friday and Take in an amateur performance of songs I’m not familiar with I don’t just go. I arrive early For the good parking and the best view And I always get a little choked up I can’t help it These tiny amateurs … Continue reading 5.24.16 – Camcorders | A Napkin Poem
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 346 The Project Life is a project. The possibilities for 1-hour service windows for next week are like schedule roulette. 1st grade performance at 8:15 am. Great. The roofer can only do noon on Thursday. You know what I like to do at noon on Thursday? That’s right! I like to run to the cleaners while scarfing down a granola bar like every other self-respecting … Continue reading 3.30.2016 -The Project | A Coordinated Poem
As another layer of fun, I’m going to carve out time every Friday to select some reads for the weekend that will ultimately get baked into my #copypoet posts. This week I saved (to Pinterest, Dropbox, Google Keep and Email) a number of articles I’d like to read … eventually. This weekend I’m going to tackle a branding read, an SEO read and a trends … Continue reading 3.25.2016 Weekend Marketing Reads
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 346 “For today’s prompt, write a coordinated poem. Coordination could refer to keeping your balance, but it can also be a coordinated event. Sports teams have coordinators; complicated processes require coordination; and even poems have to coordinate words, line breaks, and stanzas.” Continue reading Next up: a coordinated poem
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 345 | A lingering poem WAITING* Not keeping up gives the sensation of rushing But it means – even if you’re running – that you’re going too slow I’m being driven by Wednesday poetry prompts Or I’m being drug behind Wednesdays that come And go too quickly There goes another one. I stand near, almost lunging, Trying to find the rhythm like a game … Continue reading Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 345 | A lingering poem
The most difficult and most important thing about content marketing is keeping the content flowing. It pays to have content locked and loaded, but keeping things in the hopper is a challenge. Here’s the Nov 26 poetry challenge a month and a few days late. 2015 November PAD Chapbook Challenge: Day 26 “write a luxury poem” I need things for my home Things to drape … Continue reading 2015 November PAD Chapbook Challenge: Day 26
Decorum x Toree 