a figure of speech... an emblem of our times ...interpret as you like... long form or short... fiction or not :)

...whatever the title word inspires... as poem or prose...

prose

Poetry or Prose

...not memories... memory... persistence or resistance... form of choice... poetry or prose...

(poetry or prose)

your take... form of choice... poetry or prose

Set a timer for fifteen minutes. Write the entire time then post without editing. I want to see your first draft, your endless angry rants, your blank page or just what you had for breakfast today. Gove me your unfiltered thoughts, spelling errors and all

...poetry or prose...

What are you thinking as you reach to knock? What do you see, hear, feel? Who is on your mind as you await the door’s opening, and which side of the door is that person on?

Narrate hanging out with your favourite person.

Any style

Form of choice, poetry or prose, fact or fiction...

“I would rather be ashes than dust! I would rather that my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze than it should be stifled by dry-rot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet. The function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time.” —Jack London

( more or less as you chose to interpret )

(: wherever it takes your imagination :)

There are often worlds within worlds. Write about traversing them, and how they change your perspective. Most gripping wins a Blarney Stone in the form of a rarely found crisp and double folded two dollar bill!

The maiden, mother, and crone archetypes are heavily tied to the stages of life, the divine feminine, and the cyclical yet synergistic nature of the planet and even of the universe itself. This theme is seen many times over in religious beliefs, mythology, and spiritual practices around the world. Write your take on this concept. Any format. Feel free to tag me, though it's not necessary.

Write at length about your experience with mental health. It can be your personal experience (as inspired by @graceinpoetry's recent challenge), the pain of dealing with a loved one's mental health struggles, or your reflections on the attitudes toward mental health and mental health care.

i wrote a poem for the monthly poetry challenge for april (it was to write your longest poem). it's called "51. i write too many poems about death" which was 50 reasons why i want to live (in case you want to check it out on my profile for inspiration). i was a suicidal teen, so that's where it comes from for me, but even if you've never wanted to die, i want to know the reasons you want to live - anything from big things to small things