One Word Challenge

The above image may be a strange one for todays one word challenge from Fandango which is the word “insignificant” (see link below), but when you read my poem it may make sense!: https://fivedotoh.com/category/one-word-challenge/

February 1st One Word Challenge

Fandango’s challenge for today is to use the word “orientation” in poetry or prose (see link below), here is my poem:

Two Word Challenge!

Fandango’s One-Word Challenge for today, the last day of January is “probe”, also this weeks prompt from Lady Jabberwocky is to write a story or poem based on the word ‘blizzard’ – see their links below here is my poem:

One Word Challenge

Today’s one word challenge from Fandango is ‘quandary’, see the link below, this has inspired the following from me:

Weekend Challenges

Hi, Sammi’s weekend challenge is to create a piece of writing in 51 words using the prompt ‘saunter‘, I am combining this with Fandango’s challenge for today which is to use the word ‘clairvoyant‘. You can see their links below. Here is my poem (sorry it is not 51 words though! ):

One Word Challenge

Fandango’s One-Word Challenge for today is “insist” see his link below, here is my poem:

Prompt of the Week

Lady Jabberwocky’s prompt for the week is to write a story or poem based on the word ‘ring’, see her blog link below, here is my short piece:

One Word Challenges

I have combined two challenges, Fandango’s One-Word Challenge being “dogged” and Linda’s is “surviving” (or a derivative of the words) see the links below, here is my poem:-

Weekend Challenges

For this weekend prompt, Sammi has offered the word ‘Widdershins’ to get our creative juices flowing – to write a poem or prose using this word or a derivative of it in exactly 75 words. I have also included Fandango’s One-Word Challenge is “dispute” (see the links below). Here is my poem: #bloganuary

One Word Challenge…One Word Challenge…?

Today the one word challenge from Fandango’s is “repetitive”, see his link below. In poetry repetition poems use of the same word, sounds or phrase multiple times, it could be a whole line or a whole stanza. Sometimes poems are circular, repeating the beginning and ending, it is one of the many fundamental poetic techniques,