Write a poem of THREE stanzas only. Begin the first stanza with the word "Yesterday" or "Yesterday's." Begin the second stanza with the word "Today" or "Today's." And begin the third stanza with the word "Tomorrow" or "Tomorrow's."
Ideas:
Write one stanza about yesterday's forest, one about today's forest, and one about tomorrow's forest.
Write one stanza about yesterday's friendship, one about today's friendship, and one about tomorrow's friendship.
Write one stanza about yesterdays car, one about today's car, and one about tomorrow's car.
Write one stanza about yesterday's goals, one about today's goals, one about tomorrow's goals.
Anyway, you get the idea: THREE stanzas only. Past, present, and future.
When you have written your poem, link it with Mr. Linky below. And be sure to visit the poems of others who share.
This prompt will close Sunday night at 8 pm Eastern.
Greetings Poets! I am looking forward to what you come up with for this three stanza prompt! Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteToday's prompt is quite unique Mary. I truly enjoyed writing to it.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you enjoyed writing to it, Sumana.
DeleteWhat an interesting prompt, Mary. I got a bit nostalgic, as one does at this time of life. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteNostalgia is always good, Sherry. Smiles.
DeleteI think I should have taken more of me out and put more of democracy in, but this was an experiment so I let it ride. Thanks for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteI liked yours just as it was, Susan!
DeleteMe, too.
DeleteGreat prompt I will ponder it and be back to post.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it, Truedessa!!
DeleteI linked up just went with what came to mind.
DeleteTruedessa, sometimes what comes to mind becomes a fine poem!! Smiles.
DeleteHello good poets! Mary, I was able to marry your prompt with another which was a fun exercise. Thank you~
ReplyDeleteJennifer, thank you for your wonderful poem!
DeleteI am really enjoying reading everyone's wonderful writing! So much wisdom can be shared in three stanzas!! Smiles.
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