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What’s Your Writing Addiction?

One of my favorite prompts from NaPoWriMo this year encouraged participants to write a poem about the moon. Inspired by conversations on Twitter in which poets trying to accept the disproportionate amount of moon poetry they write, the prompt encouraged poets to accept their love of moon poetry as well.

“Stop fighting the moon,” the prompt urges. “Lean in. Accept the moon. The moon just wants what’s best for you and your poems.”

I can definitely say I have a bit of an addiction to writing about the moon, as evidenced by the list of 30 poems I wrote about the moon below. Do you find a particular subject or theme recurring in your writing? I’d love to know what it is!

My Moon Poems:

When the Moon is New

A Crimson Moon

Moon Ritual

The Full Moon Will Rise

Senryu 61

Moonrise

At Night

The Beat Grows Loud

The Hounds of Diana

Senryu 6

Solstice Ritual

Haibun 4

Horror Haiku 59

The Color of Ghosts

Autumn’s Cold Touch

Jewel Tones

Off the Coast of Bermuda

Tanka

Two Sentence Horror Story

The Bite

Lai Poem

Two Sentence Horror Story

Haiku 34

Haiku 32

Freeform 15

Freeform 14

Freeform 12

Freeform 5

Haiku 18

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