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And everything was going just fine
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This week Mark Twain has a new book out.
Yes, we know. Heâs been dead for more than a century, but that hasnât stopped him â or more accurately, his collaborators â from publishing a childrenâs book, called The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine. Itâs based on 16 pages of notes, handwritten by Twain and discovered in an archive, in Berkeley, Calif.
Philip and Erin Stead took it from there; the Caldecott Award-winning author-illustrator duo picked up Twainâs trail and finished the story.
âIt was never entirely clear to us if there was never an ending, or if Twain just never got around to writing it down,â Philip Stead says. âThat said, we had to make a book, so we had to provide an ending to the story.â
So the Steads left their own mark on the story, changing some of the originalâs magical animals â and making the young hero, Johnny, black.
See their conversation with NPRâs Mary Louise Kelly here.
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And still the fear.
Franz Kafka, from The Complete Stories; âIn Our Synagoge,â (via violentwavesofemotion)
I dare you
The past will always be behind you , the future is always to far away , so live for the now and dont hold back .
Patrick Fancher (via hornyandlost)
Sometimes I put my hand over my heart Feel the unsteady beating of something that doesnât trust me anymore That watches over me with a vigilant eye Waiting for me to betray it again Every beat, holds itself back because surely This wonât last
Me, just then (@mejustthen) (excerpt from âI talk about my suicide like itâs still happeningâ (via me-just-then)
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We're back for spring 2017 with the RESTRAINT issue. Call for submissions will be up in just a couple weeks. Feeling antsy?
Poetry Month Daily Prompts
I came upon an April midnight dreary puzzling around about a query: what can I do to celebrate a month of something so very great? After thinking so many thoughts that I felt swamped, I decided to create a poetry prompt! My friends also though it would be swell, so youâre more than welcome to use it as well:Â
1. A poem about how you start your day
2. A poem about living the #millennial way
3. A poem about adulting hardcoreÂ
4. A poem about a caffeinated drink you adore
5. A poem about feeling a little plump
6. A poem about being in an overall slump
7. A poem about the procrastination monster of panic
8. The same poem written as a haiku, a sonnet, and a Limerick
9. A poem that has a visual component
10. A poem that is about whatever you want
11. A poem intended to be rapped or spoken out
12. A poem about the months or the seasonsÂ
13. A poem about believing or not in bad luck
14. A poem with 14 lines (it doesnât have to be a sonnet, so donât feel stuck!)
15. A poem with words from another time
16. A poem that does not utilize rhyme
17. A poem about a new frontierÂ
18. A poem about being an animal (like a fox or a deer)
19. A poem about death, and moving on
20. A poem from a different perspective than your own
21. A poem about obsession, dependency, or addiction
22. A poem whose passages apply the power of alliteration
23. A poem about doing something you donât want to do
24. A poem about a year and what one goes through
25. A poem about life on another planet (like Martians)
26. A chuckle-worthy poem for all the harsh âuns
27. A poem about the world and what makes it ail
28. An epic poem ( not as in âThatâs epic, bro;â as in it tells a tale)
29. A poem about whatever is on your mind
30. A poem about endings, and with them, what you find
With that, we hit every day in April. And now that itâs out there, do with it what you will! Just use this as a creative way to unwind. For this effort, I wish you luck of the best kind!
Happy writing!
30 poetry prompts for #nationalpoetrymonth. Let's go!