get your poem on #102

by Deb Scott

It’s Thursday, and time to post links to this week’s poems (or leave us your poem, verbatim, in the comments).

Did you write about  food associations or something else entirely? Was this week’s holiday (in the States) a prompt or an impediment? Whatever you did, share it with us, and come back all weekend to check up on your fellow poets. Some folks might have a big meal planned today and won’t have the (cough) [time] [fortitude] [guts] [stomach] to get back here for a day or two.

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Deb Scott is community and news director for Read Write Poem. She also co-manages the Read Write Poem Virtual Book Tour. In her other life she eats way too much, plays with her food and words, and blogs at Stoney Moss.

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