Monday, April 1, 2024

Poem #1 for NaPoWriMo


Here We Go……from the NAPoWriMo site:

“And now for our daily (and totally optional) prompt. Today, we’d like to challenge you to write – without consulting the book – a poem that recounts the plot, or some portion of the plot, of a novel that you remember having liked but that you haven’t read in a long time.”

(A reminder from Joan - there are resources given daily on 
https://www.napowrimo.net/   - featured poets and then the prompt that I copy and paste. Enjoy and take up thine pen, even for a short haiku or three thought lines. We are to indulge, enjoy and commune in this lovely month of poetry! 💃)

Happy Writing!

(not quite a "novel" :) but this is my #1 response)

The Little Red Hen

there once was a Little Red Hen

who lived outside her pen

the makings were there

the jobs she would share

but alas, no one would lend…


a helping hand for the bread baker she asked

Little Red Hen wanted help with her task

her friends say “no way,

we want to play”

so she baked and multitasked.


the plot thickens as tensions increase

with her friends expecting a piece

of delicious warm bread

“no way,” she said

and nary a crumb did she leave.


so the moral for our tale is this

unless you take a few risks

and work for the stakes

don’t expect to partake

in the final realm of bliss.



04/01.2024

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