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Poetically Prompted  [E]
Fifth go around on Promptly Poetry Challenge
by Pumpkin Spice Sox
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Rated: E | (5.0)
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Greetings,

I’m here for I Write.

I enjoy reviewing your poetry because it’s usually quite simple and brief. This is no different. I love how you’ve employed the prompt pattern to create an elegant self referential poem which is slightly humorous yet encouraging. “Just as easy to plant a seed” reminds us how simple poetry creation can be, as we reflect on ideas close to our hearts and put our feelings down on paper in rhymes and meters and casual free flowing compositions.

The prompt is fully explained in a tidy dropnote, and I appreciate the inclusion of the equally elegant example poem from the writer who originally designed the poem form. I know not all items require Size 4 Verdana font, but I’ll say it anyway *Laugh* at the bottom of the prompt note you have the emoticons which were not included because the WML wasn’t copied. You could probably clear out that last part, as it’s understood. This was a light and fun read with an appealing structure and a full explanation.

How handy to have a book to toss little poems into; I debate often with myself about where to store the poetry I write (I haven’t written much lately because I’ve been so obsessed with preparing stories for my Musicology Anthology project…) Items are nice because we can assign three genres and gather reviews more easily. But books are quite convenient for shorter, simpler items which don’t need much attention.

Take care, thanks for sharing, and keep writing *HeartT*


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