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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Post a Poem A Day from a Daily Prompt

This blog is devoted to a select group of poets.  We're starting with poets from the Ann Arbor area, but, hey, if you're from Detroit, Grand Rapids, Saginaw or the Upper Peninsula than that is okay, too.

Our goal is to provide you with a prompt every day from which you are to garner inspiration and submit a poem.  How to submit will be very easy.  Just put your poem in the comments section and hit post.  It may take a while for it to actually post as either Mike Fedel or I (your blog hosts) may need to approve the content before it gets posted.  This will probably change in the future, but that's the way it is now.

So, here's today's prompt: Tardis









For the few people left on earth who have never watched the BBC TV series, Dr. Who, just Google "Tardis" and you will find lots of information about it.

So type away.  This is a great day--your first prompt.

2 comments:

  1. TARDIS

    My ex-husband told me about Time Lords and
    The great time/space engine left behind
    Disguised as an innocent phone booth
    That when you entered a Tardis
    You stepped out of your reality
    Into another
    So much unexplained phenomena
    Mysteries that only the select Lords are privy to
    Sadly in the case of our marriage
    We never stumbled upon this machine
    Or if we did
    We never recognized it
    Leaving us sadly in a dimensional loop
    Whereby we could only leave by ending it

    by Catherine Powers

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  2. Blue.

    Portable.
    Quite portable actually.

    Time and space mean nothing.

    This could be a good thing.

    Or not.

    We'll see.

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