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Day 15 Poetry Challenge

15 Friday Apr 2016

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april poetry challenge, cliche, poem, Poetry, poetry challenge, poetry prompts, writer, Writing, writing prompts

We have arrived at the halfway point!

Today, let’s make a list of as many cliches as you can think of and at their halfway point, mix and match them.For example:

A penny for your thoughts.

Good day to be alive.

Hip to the scene.

Grass is always greener on the other side.

 

A penny to be alive.

Hip to the other side.

The grass is always greener for your thoughts.

Good day to the scene.

 

Once you have a new list, revise them into a poem paying attention to either sound or image, or both.

 

Write on!

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