andrew jeterMay 2, 20192 minMayday!So, I've never been a trophy guy, one of those people who always wants to win and thinks that if you don't win you have somehow lost or...
andrew jeterApr 30, 20191 minSpring’s Liminal May(from the napowrimo prompt: And last but not least, now for our final (but still optional) prompt for this year! Taking a leaf from our...
andrew jeterApr 29, 20191 minA Fine Place(from the napowrimo prompt: write a poem that meditates, from a position of tranquility, on an emotion you have felt powerfully.) Let’s...
andrew jeterApr 28, 20191 minTo Write(from the napowrimo prompt: try your hand at a meta-poem of your own.) When he sits to write about the morning air, the poet voice says...
andrew jeterApr 27, 20192 minMirror, Mirror(from the napowrimo prompt: “remix” a Shakespearean sonnet. Here’s all of Shakespeare’s sonnets. You can pick a line you like and use it...
andrew jeterApr 26, 20191 minthe clarifying statement(from the napowrimo prompt: write a poem that uses repetition. You can repeat a word, or phrase. You can even repeat an image, perhaps...
andrew jeterApr 25, 20191 minSunday's Flock?(from the napowrimo prompt: write a poem that: Is specific to a season Uses imagery that relates to all five senses (sight, sound, taste,...
andrew jeterApr 24, 20191 minDominion & Teacher's Plea(from the SLCC prompt: write a tricube.) Dominion I walk the dirt road by my tree line Bluejay sights high up from black locust Fox...
andrew jeterApr 24, 20191 minHarbinger(from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write a poem about an animal.) Hey, you! Fat cardinal! Is it really happening? Are you that stoplight red...
andrew jeterApr 23, 20191 minJust a Simple Man(from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write a poem that engages with another art form – it might be about a friend of yours who paints or sculpts,...
andrew jeterApr 21, 20191 minThe Lesson of The Groke(from the SLCC prompt: write a poem about a favorite picture book you read when you were younger.) In the long shadow of Midas and...
andrew jeterApr 20, 20191 minSaturday(from NaPoWriMo prompt: write a poem that “talks.”) Good morning! How did you sleep? Well. I’m going to fill the bird feeders this...
andrew jeterApr 19, 20191 minAll That is Left (from the SLCC prompt: write a poem about forgetting something important.) The neighborhoods I grew up in are gone and the towns they...
andrew jeterApr 18, 20191 minThe Dearly Departed(from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write an elegy of your own, one in which the abstraction of sadness is communicated not through abstract...
andrew jeterApr 18, 20191 minThe End (from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write a poem that similarly presents a scene from an unusual point of view. Perhaps you could write a poem...
andrew jeterApr 16, 20191 minFor Both of Us(from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write a poem that uses the form of a list to defamiliarize the mundane.) 1. Listen to you get up with the...
andrew jeterApr 15, 20191 minThe Prayer(from the NaPoWriMo prompt: write your own dramatic monologue.) <Again, I just went with it. Not going to lie, I'm looking forward to...
andrew jeterApr 14, 20191 minLearningWalking across campus flashing eyes toward each other as fall leaves fell and campus bundled up for a long winter of learning to love and...
andrew jeterApr 13, 20191 minThe Arrival(from the SLCC prompt: write a poem about the weather outside right now.) First spring sunlight shines everywhere like a Kodak flash—...
andrew jeterApr 13, 20191 minFried Eggs(from the SLCC prompt: write a poem about a smell that floods your memory every time you smell it.) Fried eggs and spam as the sun crests...