Dear Friends and Fans of the Unreal:
April is NOT the cruelest month, it’s the most poetic month!
Welcome to NaPoWriMo — and the month of April madness that writing a poem a day will surely engender.
Find out about the April Poetry movement here.
Try it out and if you wish, post your poem here.
Poems, like stories, can be silly, and sometimes you can use what is right in front of you to play with words.
So party on!
Found triolet: be careful with iklear
Avoid trackpad and clickwheel:
Polish in vertical strokes beginning with a small section
On the left of your screen then move in small circles but
Avoid Trackpad and Clickwheel
(touched by so many treacherous digits, they can never be cleansed)
Support screen while cleaning polish until all residue disappears but at all costs
Avoid trackpad and clickwheel
Polish in vertical strokes beginning with a small section.
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Published by Stephanie Barbé Hammer
Stephanie Barbé Hammer is a magical realist prose fiction writer, novelist, occasional essayist, and a committed, intermittent poet. A 6-time nominee for the Pushcart Prize she has published work in Hayden's Ferry, Pearl, CRATE, Rhapsoidia, NYCBigCityLit, the East Jasmine Review, Apeiron, Inlandia, Literary Alchemy and the Bellevue Literary Review among other places. Her novel _The Puppet Turners of Narrow Interior_ appeared in March 2015 with Urban Farmhouse Press, and her Narrow Interior novelette, _Rescue Plan, appeared in February 2021 with Bamboo Dart Press. Her poetry collection _How Formal?_ was published in 2014 with Spout Hill Press and her prose poem collection _SEX WITH BUILDINGS_ was published in May 2012 by Dancing Girl Press. Stephanie flunked early retirement at the University of California Riverside and is currently feeding her teaching love at Edmonds Community College, Hugo House and the Inlandia Institute. iShe is currently managing editor for SHARK REEF literary magazine and is working on two new novels, and two new poetry collections, Her manual on how to write magical realism _Delicious Strangeness_ is available from Spout Hill Press.
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Found triolet: be careful with iklear
Stephanie Barbé Hammer Writing (Un) Real 
Yes! Making poetry from the mundane. I know I’ll enjoy watching this space through April. x0 N2