05-01-2023, 10:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-01-2023, 11:22 PM by Quixilated.)
In honor of the ten year anniversary of Pigpen's NaPM, and also as an experimental concept, here is a thread where you can spotlight a poem (or poems) from this year's NaPM that you think worthy of honorable mention.
Rules:
* Please post all poems to be spotlighted as a reply to this thread. Do not start a new thread.
* Please do not spotlight your own poems.
* Please do credit the author of the poem--the clearest way to do this would be to post the poem inside the 'quote' box that shows who said it.
* Please do remind us what the prompt was and which day, or post a link to the original for reference.
* You can post just the poem, or you can write a little blurb about why you are recommending it. Either is fine. In this thread, a simple "I really liked this" is perfectly acceptable.
* You can spotlight more than one if you wish.
Often it is easy to think of these rushed poems as 'throw away' poems, or practice. This is a good place to let an author know if one might be worth pulling out of the bunch and polishing up. Also, it's a nice way to encourage one another.
General NaPM reminders:
* You are all definitely allowed to take your own poems from the NaPM threads and re-post them in the workshops to keep tinkering. (Maybe one at a time of course.) Just don't forget to post feedback in the workshops if you do that.
* You are all definitely allowed to keep posting poems in the NaPM threads. Perhaps you missed a few days (I certainly did
) or perhaps you have a fresh idea for a prompt you already answered. These threads are always open to new poems.
The purpose of this thread is simply to have a bit of fun and to celebrate the efforts of our wonderful members after this gruelling month.
Rules:
* Please post all poems to be spotlighted as a reply to this thread. Do not start a new thread.
* Please do not spotlight your own poems.
* Please do credit the author of the poem--the clearest way to do this would be to post the poem inside the 'quote' box that shows who said it.
* Please do remind us what the prompt was and which day, or post a link to the original for reference.
* You can post just the poem, or you can write a little blurb about why you are recommending it. Either is fine. In this thread, a simple "I really liked this" is perfectly acceptable.
* You can spotlight more than one if you wish.
Often it is easy to think of these rushed poems as 'throw away' poems, or practice. This is a good place to let an author know if one might be worth pulling out of the bunch and polishing up. Also, it's a nice way to encourage one another.
General NaPM reminders:
* You are all definitely allowed to take your own poems from the NaPM threads and re-post them in the workshops to keep tinkering. (Maybe one at a time of course.) Just don't forget to post feedback in the workshops if you do that.
* You are all definitely allowed to keep posting poems in the NaPM threads. Perhaps you missed a few days (I certainly did
) or perhaps you have a fresh idea for a prompt you already answered. These threads are always open to new poems. The purpose of this thread is simply to have a bit of fun and to celebrate the efforts of our wonderful members after this gruelling month.
The Soufflé isn’t the soufflé; the soufflé is the recipe. --Clara