It's National Poetry Writing Month! I'm going to try to write a poem a day, start posting them as scraps, and then linking them on this journal entry. Last quarter I had a literature teacher (who was also a poet) an she has been writing a poem a day for more than two years now! I expect if she can do it that long while juggling kids and teaching I can do this pretty easily.

Edit 4/30: NaPoWriMo is over and I finished with 30 (hurray), although about four of them I really phoned it in. Now I'm poetry-ed out though, maybe its time to try write some more prose and go through a revising phase.

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Clubs:


"Yet I,
A dull and muddy-mettled rascal, peak,
Like John-a-dreams, unpregnant of my cause,
And can say nothing."
-Hamlet