Will Ingrams follows up his interview on rhythm in poetry with a podcast to inspire us all to put a bit of rhythm in our poems.https://willingwordwhirl.wordpress.comwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Will Ingrams talks about the importance of rhythm in poetry and shares a few poems.https://willingwordwhirl.wordpress.comwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Write a poem inspired by a singer or artist with this prompt from Cathleen Davies on the penultimate day of NaPoWriMo. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Harness the power of superheroes for the final day of NaPoWriMo 2024 with Patrick Widdess. poetrynonstop.com www.patrickwiddess.co.ukAv Patrick Widdess

Norwich poet and author John Osborne invites to explore the poetic possibilities in the aisles of our local supermarket on today's NaPoWriMo podcast.https://johnosborne.bandcamp.com/audiowww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Write a poem about directions and the bosses and line managers who give them with Alex Blustin. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Christina Thatcher invites you to play with fire for today's NaPoWriMo prompt. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Write about a trait that is now less prominent in your personality for today's NaPoWriMo prompt from Terry Griffiths.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Take a bit of nostalgia and use it in today's poem with this prompt from Andy N.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Steve de la Salle invites us to take a closer look at an everyday object we don't usually notice. Explore it until you find a poem.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Spring is in full swing and summer's just around the corner. Look back on memories from a previous summer and write a poem for today's NaPoWriMo prompt from Holly Marie Shakeshaft. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Take an image from a poem and use it to create a new poem on today's NaPoWriMo podcast from Jeremy Langrish.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Focus on your daily environment and reimagine its importance to you for today's NaPoWriMo prompt from Brent Hagen.Av Patrick Widdess

Will Ingrams challenges you to think of an unlikely comparison and write a poem that shows that it works - like his love and a summer's day in Shakespeare's Sonnet 18.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Look to the future on today's NaPoWriMo podcast with Java.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Explore the world of mythology for today's NaPoWriMo prompt with Ella Duffy.Av Patrick Widdess

Rychard Carrington invites you to write about an aspect of yourself.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Alex Blustin shares a poem and prompt on clothing.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Vietnamese poet Haley Nguyen makes a welcome return with a prompt to write about solitude. So find a quiet space on your own and wait for some inspiration. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Cliches may be old hat but sometimes they can be pure gold. Stuart Webb challenges us to pack a poem full of these much maligned words and phrases. poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Cathleen Davies returns with a prompt to write a poem for the dead and shares a hard hitting poem about teenage murder victim Elianne Andam as inspiration.cathleendavieswrit.wixsite.com/cathleendavies-comwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Today, write a triolet, a simple eight-line form, with Patrick Widdess.www.patrickwiddess.co.uk poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Casey Garfield invites you to write a nature poem about something you wouldn't normally write a nature poem about. Listen for further explanation and an example poem.caseygarfield.co.ukpoetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Jane Rosenberg LaForge invites you to consider where your family members are living or dead, near or far for today's poem.janerosenberglaforge.compoetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Poet and comedian Rob Auton challenges you to write a poem about a random object from the Argos catalogue.www.robauton.co.ukwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Miriam Grace makes her debut on Poetry Non-Stop with a prompt about an object that could have many meanings and contain all kinds of things.www.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Will Ingrams looks at how to use rhyming couplets effectively for today's poem and prompt.www.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Norwich poet Holly Marie Shakeshaft shares a poem and prompt on the theme of pain.medium.com/@HollyMarieShakewww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Norwich poet Cathleen Davies invites us to look to the silver screen and explore memorable films for today's prompt. They share their poem inspired by Thelma and Louise.cathleendavieswrit.wixsite.com/cathleendavies-comwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Poetry Non-Stop host Patrick Widdess kicks off NaPoWriMo 2024 with a prompt to write about some good news.www.patrickwiddess.co.uk www.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Alex Blustin offers a familiar topic for today's prompt - a bit too familiar you might say. Alex offers ways to take an original approach to this most well-worn topicwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Terry Griffiths breaks down the villanelle and explains how you can start to experiment with this complex form for today's NaPoWriMo promptwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Andy N shares some poems and talks about his prolific career as well as offering a few ideas for budding poets.http://onewriterandhispc.blogspot.comwww.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Jenny Pagdin makes a welcome return to read some poems from her debut collection, The Snow Globe.http://jennypagdin.co.uk/www.poetrynonstop.comAv Patrick Widdess

Norfolk poets Andy Bennett and Russell J Turner (pictured) read sonnets from this year's edition of 28 Sonnets Later in which four poets take it in turns to write a sonnet every day in February. You can read all the sonnets from this month and previous years at 28sonnetslater.blogspot.com.www.poetrynonstop.com…