WordXWord 30/30 Poetry Challenge
What do you get when you throw 2 Berkshire poets, a poetry-spouting chef, and an area English teacher and some of her students into a windowless room, feed them nothing but a short writing prompt every day, and force them to write a poem a day for the month of April?
Berkshire poets Seth Brown and matt mcfadden, along with Mission chef James Burden and Miss Hall’s English teacher Emily Pulfer-Terino and some of her students picked up WxW’s poetry gauntlet and agreed to construct one new poem each day for the month of April. The month’s efforts culminated in a finale performance and open mic on Saturday April 30th at Shawn’s Barber Shop in P-field at 8pm.
Seth, matt, and Emily and her students’ daily poems were posted daily.- April 30 (walking in someone else’s shoes)
- April 29 (that comes before)
- April 28 (tanks go to restive city)
- April 27 (television)
- April 26 (“is it too late?”)
- April 25 (haiku)
- April 24 (william faulkner, william shatner)
- April 23 (“Beauty of whatever . . . “)
- April 22 (it was too good to be true)
- April 21 (search google images for “vista” and respond to the results)
- April 20 (the Muses had once been three in number)
- April 19 (it grew and then it attacked)
- April 18 (marvelous)
- April 17 (monster)
- April 16 (photograph)
- April 15 (something related to current events)
- April 14 (there is a place)
- April 13 (the seldom seen)
- April 12 (a case of mistaken identity)
- April 11 (finally)
- April 10 (a beverage)
- April 9 (under the boot)
- April 8 (inappropriate laughter)
- April 7 (free agent)
- April 6 (frenetic)
- April 5 (something foreign)
- April 4 (a day to rest)
- April 3 (barbershop of the damned)
- April 2 (something about a poetry event)
- April 1 (the town in which you were born)
