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Puff The Magic Dragon v. The Chupacabra (A Poetry Prompt)
Each month, we at Tweetspeak invite you to participate with us in writing poetry around a particular theme. And on the first Monday of every month, I create a monthly-themed musical writing playlist...
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St. George of the Bayou (A Poetry Prompt)
My grandfather was larger than life. He was equal parts family patriarch, successful businessman, Louisiana conservationist, charismatic motivational leader, and friend to nearly all who met him. When...
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Carry a Shield: 10 Good Books About Dragons
Every Wednesday, my kids and I go to the local library. Every Wednesday my daughter heads straight for the Fairy Tales/Folk Tales/Mythology bays of the children’s section. She scans the spines of...
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Custard the Cowardly Dragon (A Poetry Prompt)
"I think in terms of rhyme, and have since I was six years old." These are the words of Ogden Nash, the matchless writer of "light verse." Equal parts poet, comedian, social commentator, and Baltimore...
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Puff The Magic Dragon v. The Chupacabra (A Poetry Prompt)
Each month, we at Tweetspeak invite you to participate with us in writing poetry around a particular theme. And on the first Monday of every month, I create a monthly-themed musical writing playlist to...
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St. George of the Bayou (A Poetry Prompt)
My grandfather was larger than life. He was equal parts family patriarch, successful businessman, Louisiana conservationist, charismatic motivational leader, and friend to nearly all who met him. When...
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Custard the Cowardly Dragon (A Poetry Prompt)
“I think in terms of rhyme, and have since I was six years old.” These are the words of Ogden Nash, the matchless writer of “light verse.” Equal parts poet, comedian, social commentator, and Baltimore...
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Carry a Shield: 10 Good Books About Dragons
Every Wednesday, my kids and I go to the local library. Every Wednesday my daughter heads straight for the Fairy Tales/Folk Tales/Mythology bays of the children’s section. She scans the spines of...
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