The Writers Association of Grenada

NaPoWriMo Day 25: Celebrate the ordinary, the awkward, the often ignored.
Today’s poem is an ode to the unremarkable—and how beautiful it secretly is.

NaPoWriMo Day 24: Let your poem take shape—literally.
Write a concrete poem where form mirrors meaning. Think spirals, staircases, stars, or hearts—whatever matches your words.

NaPoWriMo Day 23: Make a list—but make it poetry.
Dreams, fears, half-remembered songs. Tonight’s poem catalogs the things that stir beneath your pillow.

NaPoWriMo Day 22: Take a walk through a memory.
Let your poem move like your thoughts: short prose followed by a 5-7-5 haiku to capture its echo.

NaPoWriMo Day 21: Write a letter to your future self—but not in your own voice.
Let another soul speak through you: your grandmother’s ghost, your favorite tree, or the cracked window you’ve known all your life.

NaPoWriMo Day 20: They told me to write a love poem, so I wrote about myself
Because you deserve sonnets too. Today’s prompt is a tribute—to your power, your growth, your glow.

NaPoWriMo Day 19: I stitched a home out of everything that hurt me
Some pain builds walls, others build wings. Today, write a poem about creating comfort from chaos.

NaPoWriMo Day 18: A love letter from one season to another
Let the winds of passion (or jealousy) blow between the seasons.

NaPoWriMo Day 17: Write a poem entirely made of lies
I was born with wings. I once dated a cloud. Nothing you write today has to be true—just beautiful.

NaPoWriMo Day 16: Conversations between the moon and the streetlight
What do night guardians whisper to each other when the world is asleep? Let them speak.

NaPoWriMo Day 15: Write a poem as if you were a mythical creature in hiding
Magic lives in the mundane. Today, write your secret life—horns, fangs, scales and all.