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Tuesday, March 19, 2019

BlogChatter A to Z Challenge 2019 Theme Reveal- Poetry



Gosh, I'm nervous!
No kidding. I literally stumbled upon the A-Z Blog Challenge when Shivani shared the link to her theme reveal post. Then it struck me, I came across this challenge last year a bit too late. Looks like I got lucky this year. 
Deciding a theme in a few minutes is never easy. But I've got poetry to rescue me. It is my go-to anytime and things will be no different for this challenge. 
I will be writing and sharing one poem per day (it's not as easy as it sounds) and why I chose a particular form (if I do) for that poem.
Hopefully, I will be able to complete the challenge successfully.
See you guys around.
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Edit:
 I've decided to add the links to all the poems in this post to make things easier.

Day 1: Aparajita

Day 2: Black and White

Day 3: Crown the Clouds

Day 4: Dangerously Dainty Darlings

Day 5: Enamored by Her Waltz

Day 6: Forgotten Memories

Day 7: Sunday Break

Day 8: Ghost from the Gothic

Day 9: Hell, Heaven, Home or Heart

Day 10: Intoxicating Incense

Day 11: Jumbled Emotions

Day 12: Kaleidoscope

Day 13: Lightning Strikes

Day 14: Sunday Break

Day 15: Melancholic Melody

Day 16: Narcissus

Day 17: Ode to the Owl

Day 18: Pandora Box

Day 19: Queen's Quest

Day 20: Rainbow Rules

Day 21: Sunday Break

Day 22: Swan Couple

Day 23: The Taurean Girl

Day 24: Under the Umbrella

Day 25: Valley of Vacuum

Day 26: Well of Wisdom

Day 27: Xanthophyll

Day 28: Sunday Break

Day 29: Yarn of the Sailors

Day 30: Zephyr's Gift

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7 comments:

  1. All the best for your first A2Z challenge.

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  2. This sounds like an intriguing theme. Glad you're taking part this year. Poetry is great.
    Our theme is the writing journey. If you have a moment, we'd love a vote on our image choices. :)

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  3. Poetry is a fantastic theme. Good luck during the challenge. (Also, if you haven't already, be sure to check out other poetry writing challenges during the year. OctPoWriMo and NaPoWriMo are two that I know of. You may enjoy those too!)

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    1. Thank you very much!
      I've checked NaPoWriMo and I'm planning to mix up prompts from more than one place.

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  4. You are amazing as always. Loved them. Especially Hell heaven home or heart. How do you do that...great work!!

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