
II. Kim’s prompt: Home in motion
On Saturday, I met a woman whose family fled Bosnia to the USA when she was young. A name change and a Valley Girl accent mean people don’t think of her as a refugee. She finds this very funny.
This week, I’d like you to write a poem about a specific person, real or imaginary, who has had to leave home.
Your poem could tell a fairy tale, offer a confession, or recount the experience of someone you know, admire, or have just met in passing. These stories can also be uplifting, joyful, or funny.
Focus on one person’s experience. Tell us why they left and what happened to them. Describe their journey, both physical and personal.
Please include the word “home” in your poem.
Write in a known poetic form of your choice and tell us which form you are using. You could share your favorite form or try something new.
III. Submit: Click on ‘Mister Linky’ below
In order to participate and share a poem, open up this blog post, outside of the WordPress reader. At the bottom, just below these words, you will see a small rectangular graphic with the words ‘Mr Linky’. Click on that to submit.
official reward
wishful future finds in France
not traveling light
ideal waned, disappointing
map of progress was failure
new hope in sunnier lands
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W3 Prompt #234: Wea’ve Written Weekly
hi, Cheryl❣️
Just wanna let you know that this week’s W3, hosted by our beloved Dennis, is now live until Monday:
https://skepticskaddish.com/2026/10/28/w3-prompt-235-weave-written-weekly/
Much love,
David
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Cheryl, I love how your poem turns the map from a guide into proof that one dream failed, then bravely points toward a sunnier hope.
~David
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It’s actually a map of my middle son’s adventures in life, ends well.
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*hug*
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This is tinged with melancholy… It doesn’t resolve just hints that there is happiness somewhere.
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A succinct and enigmatic poem!
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☀️🤍☀️
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