I wanted to try something different this week for my poetry challenge so I shared a photo for poets to use as inspiration for their poems. The last thing I want is for this challenge to seem dull. So, let's give it a try! There's a lot going on in this photo. There's the porch … Continue reading “Home,” #Nonet
“Fake News,” #Tanka
This week, I shared my ideas about writing political poetry. You can read that article HERE. Political poetry is difficult to write. You don't want to preach, but you also want to get your feelings across to others. How do you do that? To start, you can choose a topic that brings you the most … Continue reading “Fake News,” #Tanka
“Aftershocks,” A #Tanka
It's the beginning of the month and my Weekly Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge gives poets the opportunity to use their own words. There is no need to use synonyms, unless you want to. I delved into the political arena this week with my poem "Aftershocks." Tanka poetry is written from the perspective of the poet. … Continue reading “Aftershocks,” A #Tanka
“Painting Clouds,” #FlashFiction
It's been a long time since I've had the time or presence of mind to write some flash fiction. I've yearned for this weekly challenge from Carrot Ranch much like someone would miss chatting with an old friend. So, hello my old friend, Carrot Ranch. I'm glad to be back! The June 27, 2019, Carrot … Continue reading “Painting Clouds,” #FlashFiction
Colleen M. Chesebro 