Poetry: Word Prompts Help Creativity / Week 3
I am a writer. My passion is poetry. I feel words connect people together and help us to understand the feelings we share.
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Poetry: Word prompts help Creativity/Week 3 is an article which provides a single word to inspire each of us to write a poem, short story, or whatever your heart desires. It is to help jump start our thoughts into gear. Goodluck & happy writing.
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A Stellar Week
This past week has been stellar, like the stars from heaven are blessing us.
Mother nature provided some warmer temperatures reaching upwards into the fiftys. There are only a few remnants of snow remaining which will melt away since it is raining today.
Mid-week we both received our first dose of Moderna, the Covid-19 vaccine. It is such a great relief to know we are finally one step closer in this battle against coronavirus.
Hopefully before long, the Covid-19 numbers will begin to drop and we can take a long overdue vacation.
It's definitely something to look forward too!
Well enough about my week, let's get started with this week's word prompt.
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Almost Anything Inspires Me
I love writing from prompts.
Almost anything inspires me to write. A song, a picture, a word, it really doesn't matter.
I can be driving down the road and see something off in the distance and that gets this old brain to thinking.
Problem is, I lose alot of my thoughts before I get the chance to jot them down.
So, with word prompts I have a chance to remember them because I am usually sitting down inside the house.
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Word Prompt = Yesterday
Let's see if we can get motivated today from this single word prompt.
The word prompt is "Yesterday"
I will make certain to post this a few extra times this week. Giving everyone a chance to provide me a link to their poems or short stories.
I can't wait! I look foward to seeing your creations.
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Last Week's Word Prompt
Last week, Ann Carr provided us with an excellent piece of work written from the word prompt, Spring.
If you haven't had the chance to read it, please take a moment. I will provide the link below.
Link to Ann Carr's Article
- Take a Word.... Spring: Celebrating the Season of Life; Poem and More; Response to a Word Prompt fro
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Week 2 - Word Prompt
Responses to Word Prompt - Yesterday
- Poetry: Response to Word Prompts; Yesterday, Majestic and Madness
Ann Carr - Poems From the Porch 56
John Hansen ("Yesterday ") - Yesterday: A Day in the Life
Greg Cain - Leave Yesterday Behind
Kyler Falk - Poem: Mood Swings
Brenda Arledge
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BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on July 27, 2021:
This one was week 3...yesterday.
We've came a long way.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on April 08, 2021:
Week 3 - Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 19, 2021:
Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 19, 2021:
Yesterday...post links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 18, 2021:
Word prompt - yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 18, 2021:
Word prompt Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 17, 2021:
Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 16, 2021:
Listed the link to Ann Carr's recent addition.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 16, 2021:
Updating responses
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 14, 2021:
Our very talented Kyler Falk has written a fantastic poem for the prompt word, "Yesterday" in week 3.
Please! PLEASE! Stop & read this one.
You will not be disappointed.
Here's the link.
https://letterpile.com/poetry/Leave-Yesterday-Behi...
Thank you, Kyler.
As soon as I find this under the news feed I will leave you a comment.
( Kyler....please post under feed again by going to author view & leaving a comment)
Your poem definitely stresses the importance of being careful about how we make our beds.
I absolutely love this Poem!
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 13, 2021:
Yesterday
Post links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 13, 2021:
Week 3 yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 12, 2021:
Word prompt is Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 12, 2021:
A bit delayed this morning...here it is
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 11, 2021:
Last one tonight
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 11, 2021:
Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 11, 2021:
Week 3 word prompt - yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 11, 2021:
Word prompt " yesterday "
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 10, 2021:
Post links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 10, 2021:
Week 3 ...prompt yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 09, 2021:
Last one tonight..catch ya in the morning
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 09, 2021:
Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 09, 2021:
Word prompt = yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 08, 2021:
One last time tonight
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 08, 2021:
Here's this one too
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 08, 2021:
For those working on word prompt "yesterday "
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 07, 2021:
For those who are still working on this one...just holler if you need this link.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 06, 2021:
Here's the link for word prompt, "yesterday "
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 05, 2021:
Hey everyone...CHECK THIS ARTICLE OUT!!
Written by our own, Greg Cain
https://letterpile.com/personal-essays/Yesterday-A...
greg cain from Moscow, Idaho, USA on March 05, 2021:
Brenda - Thanks for the prompt on this. Here's what I put together over the course of the past couple days: https://letterpile.com/personal-essays/Yesterday-A...
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 05, 2021:
Here is the link again for those writing.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 04, 2021:
For those who want this link
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 04, 2021:
Links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 04, 2021:
Put links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 04, 2021:
Ann,
You are quite welcome.
I hope others take a moment to read your work.
Have a great day.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 04, 2021:
Ann,
Thank you.
That sounds amazing!
I can't wait to see what you write.
Take care.
Ann Carr from SW England on March 04, 2021:
Thank you, also, for adding a link to my piece on 'Spring'. That's so kind of you!
Ann
Ann Carr from SW England on March 04, 2021:
I like this prompt: yesterday is so versatile. It's on the 'to do' list!
Ann
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 03, 2021:
Word prompt
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 03, 2021:
Word prompt = Yesterday
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 02, 2021:
Here it is
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 02, 2021:
Inspiration
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 01, 2021:
Post short stories, poems, whatever the word inspires you to write
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 01, 2021:
Greg,
Thank you.
Just send me a message if you cannot find it.
Then I will post it back under the feed.
I am trying to keep it posted a few times a day.
If not...then send me a link to your creation.
Talk with you soon.
Happy writing!
greg cain from Moscow, Idaho, USA on March 01, 2021:
Brenda - Yesterday is a great prompt, and I intend to put something together with that in mind. That said, I’m not sure I’ll be able to get back to this feed to post my link...but I am going to try to keep track of it. Thanks for the inspiration...I’ve been away for so long I really needed some!
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 01, 2021:
Post links here. Thanks
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 01, 2021:
Put links here
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on March 01, 2021:
Misbah,
Please do...I would love to see what you write.
Send me the link when you are finished or post in comments.
Thanks.
Misbah Sheikh from The World of Poets on February 28, 2021:
Maybe I would also like to write on this prompt, Brenda
Thanks for sharing
Blessings
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on February 28, 2021:
John Hansen has written a very unique poem in response to this word prompt.
It is included in his series, Poems from the Porch.
I hope you like it as much as I do.
Here's the link....
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/Poems-Fro...
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on February 28, 2021:
John,
Thank you.
May your muse come up with something wonderful.
Have a great time writing.
John Hansen from Gondwana Land on February 28, 2021:
"Yesterday" is a great word for a prompt, Brenda. I will pass it on to my muse.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on February 28, 2021:
Peggy,
Thank you.
Yes, I remember that song well.
It was akways one of my favorites.
Have a great day.
BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on February 28, 2021:
Pamela,
Thank you.
I'm glad you liked Ann's article.
She did an excellent job from one word.
I never know quite what I'm going to write about either, but I wish I could remember all those good thoughts I've lost.
Take care.
Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on February 28, 2021:
The word "yesterday" made me immediately remember the song by the Beatles. "Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away..." I am sure that many people know that song.
Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on February 28, 2021:
I think the word prompts are a great idea, even though I haven't used any so far. I very much liked Ann's article.
I never know what I am writing about next as something always comes up, often in unexpected ways. My prompts come from a great number of different places. Thanks for getting us all to think of prompts. Maybe I will attempt a poem soon.
