30/30?

OK So Spring Break Is FINALLY Here and so is the month of April bring all of that warm and wet weather with it. The Month of April had 30 days and the month of April is poetry month so I along with my teacher, Mrs. Andrew-Von and others challenge YOU the readers to get involved with the 30/30. Science has proven that no matter what you read or write as long as you do so get out there and do it I am and I'm posting everything I write for the 30/30 this month so far I'm behind by 3 days but I plan on catching up and for those of you who need help, like me Mrs. Andrew has been sending us prompts to help us along so here are the the first couple of prompts I'll be adding the prompts for the rest of the month just check it out and you'll see the new prompts and for the record you dont have to write poetry or use these prompts your just need to write! Enhance your mind and WRITE plus its a lot of fun when you compare with your friends so get everyone going and check her out on Facebook.com there's a page where you can go and post your 30/30 so everyone else can see but, you don't have to do that either. Just have fun while you've got your week off!!!!


Day One: Come up with a poem of your own
Day Two: Here is your first question to the gods." And the prompt: What are your questions to the gods? What were your first questions to the gods? And I might add: Describe a time when you've asked for intervention into your fate, your life.
"Here" : http://www.fishousepoems.org/archives/aracelis_girmay/here.shtml
Day Three: writing only one side of a conversation.
Day Four: at a given moment (importance of the moment is not relevant), try to capture everything going through your head.