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Today's April PAD Challenge prompt asks participants to write a sight poem.
Today's NaPoWriMo prompt asks participants to start by reading Alberto Rios’s poem “Perfect for Any Occasion.”
Next, write your own two-part poem that focuses on food. At some point in the poem, describe the food as if it were a person. Give the food/meal at least one line of spoken dialogue.
My poem focused on the age-old "I tried to change my carnivorous ways" conundrum. The food does "speak," but I didn't describe it as if it were a person. I was going for carnivorous, not cannibalistic.
I'm keeping it brief today as I need to hop on the Editing Express Elevator to Hell.
Going down!
~Ornery Owl Has Spoken~
Hangry Wyrm
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"I don't like it when my food talks to me, Ornery. How about you?"
Ornery Owl (in Pit Master Mode)
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"I prefer food that doesn't talk back myself, Hangry."
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