Today's combination of prompts made for a unique poem. It would also be possible to turn each of the lines from this poem into a suite of poems.
Today's April PAD Challenge prompt asks participants to pick up their pens and pen a homonym poem. The host also provides examples of both homographs and homophones.
Meanwhile, today's NaPoWriMo prompt suggests that poets base their poetry on the Proust Questionnaire.
I steamily stewed while fishing through queries to stew up a questionable kettle of steaming homographic and homophonic phish...er...fish.
Then I noticed the immersive questionnaire at the end of the NaPoWriMo post.
Back to work with me!
I may turn these questions into a series of essays or just drabbles. I may do the same with the Proust questionnaire. Maybe I'll get a jump on next year's A to Z Blogging Challenge.
I'll be finishing the April Camp NaNoWriMo today. There's another Camp NaNoWriMo in July, and because I'm a masochist who hates myself, I'll join in.
Before wrapping this session up, I wanted to take a minute to tell you about AutoCrit. I rely on this program for self-editing, but they also provide numerous writing workshops every month, and many of these are free for members.
I am a lifetime member of AutoCrit. I will earn a small commission for any new memberships initiated via this link.
~Ornery Owl Has Spoken~
Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay
I always love these deep house mixes. I'd rather they featured images of the ocean or boats or something rather than an endless flow of scantily clad young women. At the very least they could throw in a little phantom man-ass, though admissibly, the men they chose would all be too young for me. I prefer my phantom man-ass well seasoned and tough enough to handle a salty old kitchen witch like Yours Truly.
I've yet to find the right man for the job and am pretty well convinced he doesn't exist outside of my imagination. Plus, in fairness, this kitchen witch is an untrusting old bitch. How's that for an unabashedly honest revelation?
Image by Jo Justino from Pixabay
I'm feeling generous. Here's another deep house mix for you.
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