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Passover - COVID 19

Our prompt for the day (optional as always) asks you to peruse the work of one or more of these twitter bots, and use a line or two, or a phrase or even a word that stands out to you, as the seed for your own poem. Need an example? Well, there’s actually quite a respectable lineage of poems that start with a line by another poet, such as this poem by Robert Duncan, or this one by Lisa Robertson.

Happy writing!

I am not ready for anything to happen,
yet I am ready for anything to happen,
as I from the potato mixture,
the gluten-free equivalent to matzo,
into big balls,
full of dill, onion, potato starch.
Loving plopped in chicken broth,
served to a multi-faith family
looking to accept their daughter,
laughter and love as the soup is passed around.