avatarChristine S., MPP

Summary

The web content presents a poetry prompt on the theme of nostalgia, inviting readers to contribute their own one-line poems and share them in response to the post or as stand-alone pieces.

Abstract

The website features a creative writing prompt titled "One Line Poem Prompt for January 20, 2021," with the central theme of nostalgia. It opens with a brief, evocative poem about reminiscing over past school days and the fear of drawing names together, leading to a present sense of solitude. The prompt encourages readers to engage by composing their own one-line poems related to nostalgia, either as a direct response to the post or as independent works, with the option to tag their submissions with "One Line." Readers are also directed to a subscription form for weekly prompt notifications and to a set of submission rules for any questions regarding the project. The post concludes with gratitude expressed to specific individuals and the Chalkboard community for their support and involvement in the publication.

Opinions

  • The author reflects on personal memories with a sense of nostalgia, hinting at a past relationship or friendship.
  • There is an open invitation for community participation, suggesting a collaborative and supportive environment for writers.
  • The inclusion of a photograph by Keegan Houser complements the theme of nostalgia, possibly reflecting the author's feelings or intended mood.
  • The author acknowledges the contributions of Kathy Jacobs, Harper Thorpe, and the Chalkboard community, indicating a sense of appreciation and belonging within the publication.
  • By providing a link to submission policies, the author emphasizes the importance of understanding the guidelines before participating in the project.

Nostalgia

One Line Poem Prompt for January 20, 2021

Photo by Keegan Houser on Unsplash

I used to draw our names

Together, back in school days,

But I was afraid then.

And now,

I am alone.

Your Turn

THEME: Nostalgia

Share your own one-line poem on the theme as a response to this post, or write a stand-alone piece if you prefer. Tag your piece “One Line”. If you have a stand-alone poem, be sure to leave a link in the response section below.

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Have a question about the One Line project? Read the submission rules!

Thanks to Kathy Jacobs, Harper Thorpe, and the entire Chalkboard community!! I am so grateful to be a part of this publication.

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