We’ve made it to the fourteenth day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

If this window could talk

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the thirteenth day of our 30/30!

You know what? You are amazing. Keep going.

Your prompt today is:

Write an aubade to yourself.

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the eleventh day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

Describe a statue of justice.
Alternatively, describe a statue of love, hope, despair, time,
or another favorite abstraction.

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the tenth day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

I’m starving for

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the ninth day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

When I step into the boat I can hear
Alternatively: When I step into the car I can hear…
When I step onto the train I can hear…
When I step onto the trail I can hear…

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the eighth day of our 30/30!

Look at you, still showing up to write after a full week of prompts. You are a rock star.

Your prompt today is:

Yearning lays its hands on my

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the seventh day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

Write an elegy or ode to the most loved
pair of shoes you’ve ever had.

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the sixth day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

A soup made from memory would smell of
Alternatively: A [meal] made from memory would [sense] of

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here

Welcome to the fifth day of our 30/30!

Your prompt today is:

Describe a memory of someone brushing your hair as a child.
Alternatively, write an ode to your hair.

Guidelines, if you want them:

• Posting your response is not required
• Feel free to post your response   🙂
• This is not meant to be the perfect first draft – respond without hesitation for 5-7 minutes, then keep going if you want to
• While our prompts are geared towards poetry, we welcome all kinds of artists
• Tips & encouragement are here