2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 19

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 19, 2016 | Comments 136

For today’s prompt, take on one (or both) of the following prompts: Write a cool poem. Or… Write an uncool poem

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 18

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 18, 2016

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 16

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 16, 2016

For today’s prompt, write a poem about (or at) a food establishment. You could pick on a chain like Taco Bell or McDonald’s, sure, but maybe there’s a local favorite–or some special dive. Heck, maybe that place where you took your first date or got your first job. Have fun with it, and if you need to do a little research, go out for something to eat. #aprpad #NaPoMo

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 15

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 15, 2016

For today’s prompt, write a poem with at least four of the following eight words:

flat,ring,lavish,vessel,paper,blacklist,gaudy,tooth

Of course, ambitious poets will immediately try using all eight words, but four will do if you’re just trying to get through today’s prompt.

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 14

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 14, 2016

For today’s prompt, write a time out poem. There are moments in my life that I wish I could take a time out. For instance, it would’ve been nice earlier this year when I had pneumonia, but life and work keeps chugging along. But there’s always a chance to take time outs in poetry if you dare. So dare to write a time out poem (or two) today.

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 13

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 13, 2016 | 

For today’s prompt, take the phrase “Last (blank),” replace the blank with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then, write...

Last Word #aprpad

2016 April PAD Challenge: Day 2

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 2, 2016

The 2016 April PAD Challenge shuffles along to Day 2. Let’s unwrap today’s prompt.

For today’s prompt, write a what he said and/or what she said poem. Maybe he or she said a rumor; maybe he or she gave directions; or maybe he or she said something that made absolutely no sense at all. I don’t know what they said; rather, each poet is tasked with revealing that knowledge.

016 April PAD Challenge: Day 3

By: Robert Lee Brewer | April 3, 2016

The third day of about any new routine is the hardest, including the 2016 April PAD Challenge. Let’s get through this together and own this month of poeming.

For today’s prompt, take the phrase “Three (blank),” replace the blank with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then, write your poem. Possible titles include: “Three Blind Hippos,” “Three Muskrats,” “Three’s Company,” “Three Movies Is Too Many for The Hobbit, Peter Jackson (just saying),” and so on.