Every April, poets from all over the world participate in National Poetry Writing Month, during which they attempt to write a poem a day.
Known as NaPoWriMo, the challenge started on a writer’s blog which over the years has blossomed into an unofficial homepage for the event. Creator Maureen Thorson provides daily prompts and ideas for participating poets.
I half participated in a pandemic fog last year, but this April I’m fully committing to the challenge, pausing my normal blog schedule so I can post a poem a day.
April Writing Prompts
ink smudges
a worn dictionary
typing furiously
Photographs tucked between pages
one more couplet
your favorite muse
tea stained pages
calligraphy and ribbons
stacks of notebooks
Everyday Strange 
Good luck! Such a great way to generate a lot of poems–or at least a lot of starts. I look forward to seeing some of the output!
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Thank you! I’ve been experiencing a little writer’s block lately, hopefully this will help!
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Fingers and toes crossed for you!
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