kbin Literature Club!

Thank you everyone for joining and contributing! I’m really happy to see our little literature community growing on a new platform~

Imagine you are standing at the crossroads of a significant decision. Write a poem that explores the uncertainty, hope, and anticipation that fill the air as you contemplate your path forward

I love bittersweet things, even if they hurt sometimes, such as memories of a friendship now long gone or finishing a book or manga you’ve got so invested in. Today’s prompt is about bittersweetness. What does it mean to you? Explore this intricate dance between joy and sorrow either through your own experience or by...

Write a poem about a rusty toolbox that hasn’t been used in a long time.

Write a poem about the witching hour, an hour at night in which supernatural things allegedly occur.

Write an ode (a tribute to someone or something).

Let’s kick off this week with something simple and pleasant. Write a poem about your favorite flower.

Write a poem about a snowy and cold night in the city

Write a poem that contains a pun.

Write a list poem (for example, a poem that is also a grocery list).

Write a poem about your relationships with your phone. Are you best friends, enemies, or something in between? Does it complete your life or interfere with things you’re trying to do?

Write a poem that contains no adverbs or adjectives.

Write a poem about garbage (waste)

Write a poem inspired by the Machiavellian quote that the goal justifies the means. Feel free to either support or disagree with this point of view!

An old proverb says: “Those who seek revenge must remember to dig two graves.”...

Write a short poem about the simple pleasure one gets from eating a juicy piece of fruit

Write a poem about your perfect house. Is it small or big? Located in the uptown or the downtown? Does it have minimalist interior or decorated and lush interior? What kind of house you would make your home?

Literature Projects are back! Let’s kick off the new season with something fun: genre mashup!...

Write a poem from a child’s point of view. Remember how you used to perceive the world and how you tried to explain things to yourself using child’s logic

On my desk, I have an assortment of pills...

Write a poem about a time in your life when you felt brave and powerful. Describe the circumstances that led to this outburst of bravery in a personal, or professional setting. Let the reader feel the confidence and resolution in your actions through the power of verse

Write a poem about marginalia. Think about how it can be used as a metaphor and what it can represent

Math is boring? I don’t reckon so! In fact, it can be quite fun. Write about a math concept, such as “you cannot divide by zero” or never-ending irrational numbers from a poetic perspective (maybe, use it as a metaphor?)

Limits can be liberating and freedom, in turn, can limit. Today I suggest you to write a poem with zero punctuation and no capital letters!

Write a poem that embraces the soothing melody of raindrops, capturing the serene beauty and introspective mood it creates, inspiring thoughts of renewal, nostalgia, and inner reflection