Wait for it
National Poetry Writing Month day 9
Breathe in Breathe out Take it on the chin Flat out It will cut the skin No doubt Let him win Cop-out Breathe in No doubt He will grin Breathe out Narcissine Far out You within Spaced out Pull in Lash out Be sure to hit him Knockout Breathe in, breathe out
The prompt on napowrimo.net:
“And here’s our optional prompt for the day. Like music, poetry offers us a way to play with and experience sound. This can be through meter, rhyme, varying line lengths, assonance, alliteration, and other techniques that call attention not just to the meaning of words, but the way they echo and resonate against each other. For a look at some of these sound devices in action, read Robert Hillyer’s poem, Fog. It uses both rhyme and uneven line lengths to create a slow, off-kilter rhythm that heightens the poem’s overall ominousness. Today we’d like to challenge you to try writing a poem of your own that uses rhyme, but without adhering to specific line lengths. For extra credit, reference a very specific sound, like the buoy in Hillyer’s poem.”
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It’s interesting that you chose boxing. so violent. I wonder. Did you have a certain person in mind?