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    30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets
    30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets
    30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets
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    30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets is a book to inspire the poetry and prose in our lives. Readers and writers will enjoy work from poets published by Trio House Press, while also engaging in prompts inspired by various literary devices these poets uniquely employ. 30 Poems

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    PublisherTrio House Press
    Release dateJan 5, 2024
    ISBN9781949487329
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      30 Poems in 30 Days - Kris Bigalk

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      30 POEMS IN 30 DAYS:

      POETRY PROMPTS INSPIRED BY

      TRIO HOUSE PRESS POETS

      Copyright © 2024 Trio House Press

      No part of this book may be used or performed without written consent of Trio House Press, except for critical articles or reviews.

      Trio House Press

      1st edition

      ISBN: 978-1-949487-31-2

      Interior design by Molly Kanach

      Cover art by Jeffrey Scherer

      Cover design by Molly Kanach

      Editing by Kris Bigalk and Lisa Ronan

      Trio House Press

      Minneapolis, MN

      www.triohousepress.org

      30 Poems in 30 Days:

      Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets

      Table of Contents

      O’Donnell, Sunshine. North Philly in August 1

      Riel, Steven. Cyndi Lauper 2

      Longhorn, Sandy. I Have Gone Shimmering Into Ungentle Sleep 3

      Betts, Tara. A First Kiss 4

      Wilson, Kirk. Rules for Objects 5

      Hincapie, Jessica. On the One Hand [In the Other] 6

      Zineh, Issam. Citrine 7

      O’Connell, Annmarie. The Angels on Their Porches 8

      Neville, Megan. Objects in the Road Mistaken for Animals 9

      Groff, David. Fancy Meeting You Here 10

      Evans, John W. Baby Ducks 11

      Barnes, Madeleine. Night Work 12

      Manthey, Jennifer. "Yard-Work, After You Stormed Out

      of the House" 13

      Mauch, Matt. The ribs and sternum being no kind of fence 14

      Tuffaha, Lena Khalaf. Miss Sahar Listens to Fairuz Sing ‘Take Me’ 15

      Gamble, Hannah. I Will Explain Infidelity 16

      Dunkle, Iris Jamahl. Things Given Away 17

      Parker, Pamela Johnson. "The Sixties: Age 10,

      What I Wanted Was" 18

      Groff, David. Suspense 19

      Tallmadge, Gabriela R. Announcement 20

      White, Artress Bethany. Abecedarian for Peace 21

      Dunkle, Iris Jamahl. Bobcat 22

      Gullette, Christian. Gadolinium (Gd) 23

      Leary, Susan L. The Professor Asks Me to Write a Joyful Poem 24

      Parker,

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