Today's prompt offers a different take on how structure can be inspirational. When most people think of structure-based poetry prompts, they think of specific forms. Sometimes something as simple as varying sentence structure can yield some interesting results. It can also make a poem more pleasant to listeners when read aloud.
The Prompt
Write a poem containing three stanzas each with two long sentences followed by a single short one.
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Note: Contest participants are not required to use these prompts and you don't need to be registered for the contest to take advantage of them. They should be inspiration for all!
Note: Contest participants are not required to use these prompts and you don't need to be registered for the contest to take advantage of them. They should be inspiration for all!
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