We just got our first snow of the season here and our skies are gray and overcast. It’s depressing weather. I’m not a fan of the cold.
So to combat that, let’s take this week’s prompt on a little vacation:
Any where. Any time.
Where would you go if you could go right now?
Have fun and link back to this post or leave your post in the comments. All prompt entries will be considered for this year’s magazine.
Let’s write a poem this week that is based on emotions and the weather. Pick an emotion and a bit of weather to reflect it (like rain for feeling sad). Be creative. Do what you will.
Don’t forget to backlink to this post so we can check out your writing. Or you can post the poem in the comment section as well.
If you have any suggestions for a future prompt, email us at thereveriejournal@gmail.com with subject : Monday Prompts. If we use it, we’ll thank you in the post, so make sure to send your blog address, Twitter, or something that we can refer people to as a thank you.
Alright y’all, hope you had a great weekend and happy writing!
Just in case I gave you an earworm with the title:
It’s that wonderful time of the week where we get to read all the fantastic work by the poets in our community and vote on our favorites! This week’s prompt got us into the mood for some chilly weather…
So grab a cup of hot chocolate, wrap up in your Snuggie (it’s totally okay if you actually own one of those), and get ready to warm yourself with words.
Remember, voting lasts until midnight EST and the winner(s) will be featured tomorrow at 10:00am!
Thanks for a wonderful week and we’ll see you next Monday for a new prompt.
A Walk in the Snow by Billygoat Gruff (in the comments)
Icy Heart by Shilyot
Winter by Mel Douleur
A Non-Ending Winter by Saya
Weather by Mark Schutter
Floods in Silence by Sean Bidd
Why So Cold? by Franz
The Reverie 