The Fatherhood of the Absent Sister The Fatherhood of the Absent Sister by Chloe Armstrong A Poetry, Independently Published in 2022, 49 Pages What I Didn’t Like: I want more. Really, this isn’t a negative, it's just a fact! I hope there’s another poetry book in this author’s future. If I’m being picky (and really I... Continue Reading →
So, naturally, I decided to go with a blackout poem.
Here's me sharing a few things I've done and hoping it still speaks to someone.
This month's poetry post is going to look a little different.
When I started this poetry challenge in January of 2020 I thought it would be fun to get back in touch with the art form I’d loved so much as a teenager.
let's look at March's poems.
So instead I turned to a writing prompt and found a simple one that merely said "tell a true story".
One of my 2020 goals is to post more poetry
But I also participate in a challenge over on Instagram (@authortabathashipley) where I draft a poem based on a prompt and post it up same day with very little editing.
Today, I'm sharing one of the poems with you fine people.
