Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 731
For this week’s prompt, write a home poem. A person could be going home, leaving home, or staying home. Some people say home is where the heart is, but others feel like they don’t have a home. Still others thinking of stealing home in baseball or softball. So be sure to think about what home means to you and poem away.
Remember: These prompts are springboards to creativity. Use them to expand your possibilities, not limit them.
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Here’s my attempt at a Home Poem:
“The Street,” by Robert Lee Brewer
Every Wednesday, we all return
to then break our lines together.
In spite of how the world might burn,
every Wednesday, we all return
home to poems for which we yearn
for we’re all birds of a feather,
and every Wednesday, we all return
to break all our lines together.
