#StayHomeRhymeMo and the month of April are winding down, and writing a poem a day about COVID-19 has really helped me handle and make sense of the situation. Creativity does wonders! I know that lately it can sometimes feel like we’re living in a movie we have little control over. And thus, this poem: CopyrightContinue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo Poem Day 29: Are We Living in a Movie?”
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Camp NaNoWriMo Day 27 Poetry: “Trump Wrote a Coronavirus Poem”
For today’s poem, I went through transcripts of Trump’s speeches from the past few months and pieced together phrases he said to create a bizarre poem about COVID-19. Of course, most of it is pretty out-of-context, but there were a few stanzas that were almost one long quote. I’ve also kept his grammar errors thatContinue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo Day 27 Poetry: “Trump Wrote a Coronavirus Poem””
Camp NaNoWriMo Day 26: How to Homeschool – a Poem in Lockdown
The month is almost over, and I’ve managed to write about 4,000 words of poetry! Today’s poem came from my frustration about people too offhandedly saying they are homeschooling. I was homeschooled for eight years of my education, and it has really shaped me. Now, in an unprecedented time where most students are participating inContinue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo Day 26: How to Homeschool – a Poem in Lockdown”
Lauren Hallstrom 