CaPoWriMo 4.30

Write a prayer poem – it should be in rhyme, which means, it should sound like a song. But you can choose your own rhyme scheme. If you are an atheist, you can write a poem about atheism.

CaPoWriMo 4.29

Write a poem in the form of a letter.

CaPoWriMo 4.28

Write a poem where you either seek forgiveness (for something you have done) or forgive some wrong or hurt.

CaPoWriMo 4.27

Write a poem about a festival you have enjoyed celebrating.

CaPoWriMo 4.26

Write a poem about a historical event. (It could be a war, a major election, a social movement, an uprising, a coronation, an epidemic... you get the general idea.)

CaPoWriMo 4.25

Write a poem about masks.

CaPoWriMo 4.24

Write a poem about a flower (except roses).

CaPoWriMo 4.23

Write a love poem in the style of Pablo Neruda.

CaPoWriMo 4.22

Write a poem inspired by a character in a film or a TV show.

CaPoWriMo 4.21

Write a Shakespearean sonnet.

CaPoWriMo 4.20

Write a dream poem – something you have dreamt and remembered and what it could possibly mean.

CaPoWriMo 4.19

Write a poem about a camera or a photograph.

CaPoWriMo 4.18

Write an andhadi.

CaPoWriMo 4.17

Write a twitter poem (140 characters, including spaces).

CaPoWriMo 4.16

Write a 'found' poem, taken from the day's newspaper. This means that every phrase and word in the poem must be from something printed in the paper.

CaPoWriMo 4.15

Write a marsiya.

CaPoWriMo 4.14

Write a ghazal.

CaPoWriMo 4.13

Write a villanelle.

CaPoWriMo 4.12

Write a poem set in an alternate world/universe.

CaPoWriMo 4.11

Write a poem about some act of physical labour (farming, sweeping, loading etc).