Author: Laurel Archer
Jigsaw – NPWM – April 16
A little late, but only because yesterday was about putting the jigsaw together — this is an action poem, not just reflective wish-wash in a contemplative bath… Jigsaw From the outer edge,... Read More
Not My Way – NPWM – April 15
Looking for a picture for a poem, is not the same task as writing a poem for a picture. This poem was not written for the picture, it is what I came across looking for an image to enhance the poem.Â... Read More
Loudly Orange – NPWM – April 14
I’m using a structure prompt today — something I’ve never heard of, but seemed intriguing. It’s called San-San, a Chinese poetry form that means three-three. The threes ref... Read More
Rain – NPWM – April 13
Here’s a poem in response to a prompt to write about rain. Living in a location that has quite a lot of rain I appreciate it’s different moods (which make me think about writing an entir... Read More
Calisthenics for the Soul – NPWM – April 12
Do you have practices for your physical health? Not that you’re perfect, or perfectly disciplined, but do you keep trying? I try to do some calisthenic-type things first thing, before I have... Read More
Misunderstanding – NPWM – April 11
a slip of the tongue, a lapse in judgment, not intentionally, just accidentally or unfortunately implied… foments a response of almost believable blankness, a mostly polite but stiff withdrawal,... Read More
Book Spine Poem – NPWM – April 10
I found this poetry prompt to be quite creative and a good personal review. You simply pull books off your shelf and use the titles as lines. It’s like taking a walk through your recent histor... Read More
Breathe – NPWM – April 9
When life gets churned up simple is often better. Just breathe. Breathe Breathe in Consciously grow Feel the invisible Life-breath expand you, stretch you to Full-size Crack the seal and release it ... Read More