Dear Readers,
Welcome (back)!
For the tenth year running - to celebrate the arbitrary designation of "National Poetry Month" - I will be writing and posting a poem here every day for the next thirty days.
Shout out, as always, to the prolific Jon Berger who helped inspire this project.
The rules:
- I have compiled a list of 54 prompts, each assigned to a different playing card
- Every day I will draw a card to select a prompt
- Based on that prompt I will write a poem that contains 280 or less characters
- By the end of the day I post it here
The complete list is below:
2 | c | Sandy Hook Truthers |
2 | d | Two and a Half Men |
2 | h | The Myth of Sisyphus |
2 | s | The Myth of Entitlement Reform |
3 | c | Three Buck Chuck |
3 | d | The Pythagorean Theorem |
3 | h | The Angel Number |
3 | s | The Tripartite Soul |
4 | c | Spirit Guides |
4 | d | Spirit Fingers |
4 | h | Heartland |
4 | s | Mondo Kim’s Video and Music |
5 | c | Dying Breeds |
5 | d | Artifice |
5 | h | Harmonicas |
5 | s | Tofu Cream Cheese |
6 | c | Clam Jerky |
6 | d | TV Repairmen |
6 | h | Statue at Lee Circle |
6 | s | The Sandwich Question |
7 | c | Bedford-Stuyvesant |
7 | d | Friends With Benefits |
7 | h | Tombstones |
7 | s | Pack Animals |
8 | c | Subway Riders |
8 | d | Taxi Drivers |
8 | h | Water Wings (TM) |
8 | s | Abandoned Names |
9 | c | Christmas Ornaments |
9 | d | Hanukkah Gelt |
9 | h | Easter Eggs |
9 | s | New Years Regrets |
10 | c | The Fall of Communism |
10 | d | The Fall of Capitalism |
10 | h | The Fall of the Monarchy |
10 | s | The Fall of Your Scene |
J | c | Bodhisattvas |
J | d | Sudden Death |
J | h | Dylan Going Electric |
J | s | Two-Spirits |
Q | c | Sworn Virgins |
Q | d | Cam Girls |
Q | h | New Mothers |
Q | s | “The Divorce Capital of the World” |
K | c | Burger King (Revisited) |
K | d | Thin Elvis |
K | h | Zach Adler, 2005 |
K | s | Never-Kings |
A | c | Small Victories |
A | d | The Greater Good |
A | h | Helium |
A | s | Impermanence |
Green Joker | | The Analog World |
Black Joker | | The Digital Word |
Thanks to all of you friends and bots who have read over the last decade.
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