NaPM 2022

[RiverNotch]

TS Eliot was wrong about a lot of things, especially when he said "April is the cruelest month"! It's one of the few occasions where you, yes YOU, can post a poem here you've freshly composed without having to post feedback! In the appropriate thread, of course, and following that thread's prompt -- because April is NATIONAL POETRY MONTH!

Of what nation, you ask? No idea. If you have any prompts in mind, or any hype to share, feel free to suggest/vent them here, though keep in mind that I already have a list of prompts prepared, so there's a small chance your prompt might not be posted, or else they might be posted with a few changes.

Also: Happy Feast of the Annunciation! Or, as I would call it were I to call it more frequently, Happy Jesus Fetus Day!

[Magpie]

An ekphrastic poem please sir.

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oh and an anagram poem as well, thank you kindly

[dukealien]

A nonsense poem, 14 lines or less.

A science fiction poem, either a SF story or about the subject of science fiction. At least 12 lines.

[TranquillityBase]

I want to second Duke's SF suggestion.

TqB

[Semicircle]

A poem about an everyday object that you undervalue.

[Erthona]

A poem about April being the cruelest or not, in Elliot's voice. If one wishes it can start with "Let us go then you and I..."

dale

[Mark A Becker]

A very short black out poem from Notch's original post:


the cruelest month
of what nation?

keep in mind
a few changes

[CRNDLSM]

Thanks river! I'ma go sleep for a while

[Mark A Becker]

Hello 'Notch-

Thank you for guiding us through the NaPM '22.

I very much appreciated your daily effort. 

I'll see you in the threads...

Thanks again!
Mark

[Semicircle]

Thanks Notch!

I haven't finished an escapril before.

twas' a fun endeavor