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To Hawaiian to Swahili to Arabic to English The distance back to where Mark and Angelina resided was not long, and the conversation...

I had to leave three jobs/projects in the last three years. All of those companies were privately owned, and they weren't much...

They say the devil's in the details. :D My English is not bad but my attempts to learn other languages (e.g. German or French) were not...

Your letter in the form of epic poem is great, specific, detailed and amusing to read. I did wonder if it's prose or poetry but there's...

I wrote a tanka as poem number 3 because I already mentioned the today's prompt regarding profession in previous one (in few words but...

April 3rd: In his poem, “Treasure Hunt,” Prabodh Parikh brings us a refreshingly different view of what being a poet is like – that is...

Thank you, likewise. :) In English, no time to translate. I learned English for many years so I don't think I'm horrible at it but it...

I posted two poems so far but still need to write the tanka one. It's probably procrastination along with the need to wait for the right...

Happy Easter (in advance :D) to all those who celebrate!

I read today's prompt but I used the one from yesterday (people-filled location) for inspiration. I could try to write tanka tomorrow.

I'll post the (highly optional) prompts here if nobody minds. I think it's nice to read the poems if nothing else. The tanka is an...

Yeah as if the inner confusion of feelings and wants influenced the structure of the poem and had the lines all mixed up. I'll let the...

It is a very heavy prompt to begin on and also wildly vague at the same time. Desires, crowded spaces... not something I'd normally...

And I like the first and last line of Naughton's poem, "it isn't exactly right to want what money has" and the beginning of sentence not...

I read the poem and will probably use the part of the prompt about locations and people-filled places, it reminds me of how screenplays...