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Links of Music

Tamara Woods 2 Comments

I found myself listening to this amazing song Bones by MsMr while reading all the fantastic entries for this week’s prompt.

How hard was it to write to music?

How many of you usually use music when you’re writing?

If you haven’t linked up already this week, you’ve got until midnight tonight (12pm EST) to link up your poem to be considered for this week’s community vote! You can leave your poem below in the comments or give us a pingback. Or both.

Thanks for joining in with us and let’s get linking, because the only way you can vote, is if you read! Take the time to visit a few of your fellow poets and check out their work.

The community favorite will be featured on Sunday and it will be considered an automatic submission for the Spring 2015 issue of The Reverie.

31 Lines to Link

Tamara Woods 5 Comments

I’ve already seen so many fantastic entries for this week’s prompt of 31 Lines, and I can’t wait to see more!

Did you find it difficult to be limited in line length?

Did this inspire you to give OctPoWriMo a shot?

Are you enjoying these prompts?

Do you think I’m going to give you 31 questions?

No. No, I’m not.

I am going to say that if you haven’t linked up already this week, you’ve got until midnight tonight (12pm EST) to link up your poem to be considered for this week’s community vote! You can leave your poem below in the comments or give us a pingback. Or both.

Thanks for joining in with us and let’s get linking, because the only way you can vote, is if you read! Take the time to visit a few of your fellow poets and check out their work.

The community favorite will be featured on Sunday and it will be considered an automatic submission for the Spring 2015 issue of The Reverie.

Linking for Social Change

Tamara Woods 23 Comments

It’s our first link up! And wow! What a first week! We all wanted to give a big thank you to all those who shared and promoted The Reverie this week, helping to get our name out there. Already, we have received submissions for the magazine (though you’re a bit early guys. October 1st will be here soon, I promise).

This week’s prompt was a real eye-opener. Tamara challenged all of us to tackle the social issues that we see around us. I’ve been lucky enough to catch most of your poetry this week (thank you for the pingbacks), but for those who haven’t linked in yet and heard from either myself, or one of the other editors, please leave your link in the comments below!

Now remember how the prompts work..

Today you give us your links. (Please leave them in the comments below or give us a pingback by 12 pm EST this evening.)

Tomorrow the community gets to vote.

And the only way you can vote, is if you read! Take the time to visit a few of your fellow poets and check out their work.

The community favorite will be featured on Sunday and it will be considered an automatic submission for the Spring 2015 issue of The Reverie. But don’t worry, in a few days the reading sessions open and anyone (and everyone!) can submit freely for the Spring issue. We can’t wait to see what you’ve got!