The Messy Writers Club
Alex DawsonA poetry community for poets that believe there's beauty in our messiest moments.
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The biggest poet-empath dilemma I continue to face
How do I write my most honest poetry without hurting the people I love? I’m beginning to realize I’m not sure that you can write your truth without risking hurting others. Or, at least, I know I can’t. So many of my most vulnerable poems, t...
My poems got turned into a song
Last year, a talented composer named Kim Farris-Manning reached out to me, to turn my poem, “Skybirds” into a song for a choir performance. That was a massive thrill, and the song was performed by a local group. This year, Kim reached out a...
I will probably never write a-poem-a-day again
I wrote a poem-a-day for 30 days. Was it challenging? Yes. Was it empowering? Yes. Did I grow as a writer? Yes. Will I ever do it again….. probably not.
Several days before the start of NaPoWriMo (National poetry writing month) I was bless...
How to write gut-punchy poem endings
Four actionable tips and a prompt!
Hello, writers and friends of writers! I hope you’re surviving NaPoWriMo, if you decided to participate this year. Thank you to all the poets that have been writing on my prompts, it’s been a pleasure rea...
Best of NaPoWriMo- Week 2
Week 2 of NaPoWriMo brought even more amazing poetry from people using my prompts! Thanks so much if you have been writing to them. I wish I could showcase every poem that has used them, but I’ve received upwards of 30 poems each day and ca...
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A wee bit witchy \ud83e\uddd9♀️ Poet, wildlife photographer, ally. \ud83d\udc9a Head writer at The Messy Writers Club, a monthly writing circle. Author of “Upon Learning That” and “All these Living Things” available at the link in my bio ✍️
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