CW: Last week, across the street…

A poem without a prompt.

CW: The Origins of a Cowboy + The Rodeo of Life.

"Write an original folk tale or fable in 99 words." + "Make it 'Western' themed." "Write three stanzas of five lines, each with a syllable count of 6/5/11/6/5, totaling 99 syllables, no more—no less." + "Include five (consecutive) words taken from the found-poem by Cowboy Poet, Charles Badger Clark, called 'The Springtime Plains.'" (Line 1 starts with word 1/ Line 2 ends with word 2/ Line 3 starts with word 3/ Line 4 ends with word 4/ Line 5 starts with word 5)

Golden Review: ‘The Eclectic’ by Colin Reynolds

A review of "The Eclectic" - a collection of short stories and poems written by Colin Reynolds

CW: You were not supposed to let go! – #tbt

A throwback to one of my earlier CW pieces. A poem

CW: Life

A rough freestyle poem.

CW: Beauty surrounds us.

"Look out the window and write a poem about the first thing you notice."

CW: In the deep blue sea.

"Write a poem from the perspective of a pirate ship captain writing to the woman he loves."

CW: Turn around bright eyes.

"I turned my back on the sun..."

CW: Vision – is it everything?

A short poem about vision and love.

CW: The light.

"The light"
- a prompt for this week's CW piece.