awake now
because dreams kept me dreaming
chaos
delivering me news
eloquent space in between
fake or real
grateful for visiting the past
hating me for letting it go
invitation for forgiveness
juggling here and now
keep me sane or crossing the line
lying down and resting
mental breakdown
never too late to try again
otherwise
pondering will take me nowhere
questions will be unanswered
running in my mind
solitute is what I need
time comes and goes
universe doesn’t stop
validating what is impossible
without any doubt
X-ray of the soul
yielding resistance
zeroing the limits
II. Christine’s prompt: Alphabetic poetry
Write an alphabet poem using one of the following two structures:
Option 1 — 26 words, A–Z once each (Any order)
Write a poem of exactly 26 words.
- Each word must begin with a different letter of the alphabet.
- All 26 letters (A–Z) must be used exactly once.
- The letters may appear in any order.
- No repeated initial letters.
Option 2 — A–Z in order by line
Write a poem with 26 lines, where the first word of each line begins with the next letter of the alphabet in order: A, B, C … through Z.
- Maintain thematic or narrative coherence.
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