30 Day Poetry Challenge
Together in Central Oregon
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April is Poetry Month! To celebrate, we’ve created a “Together in Central Oregon” prompt series. Join us in writing a poem each day and sharing in this creative community experience.
Sign up for a class to explore the prompts in community. At the end of the month, we’ll host an open mic night on Wednesday the 29th to share your creations!
Tag @theopenartscenter on IG throughout April so we can read and highlight your poetry
An ode to your favorite roundabout
What is it like to be authentically yourself in Central Oregon?
A recipe or list of instructions for how to be happy in Central Oregon
A moment that felt like home in Central Oregon, even if it was messy or imperfect
Your favorite place in Central Oregon to read a book (prompt by Big Story Bend)
A love letter to your favorite view in Central Oregon
A response to folks who want to move to Central Oregon
A thank-you note to your least favorite thing about Central Oregon
Your favorite season in Central Oregon (prompt by Dori Jansen)
If the land of Central Oregon could speak, what would it say to its inhabitants?
A memory in Central Oregon involving snow
Make fun of a stereotype of Central Oregon, then apologize
A description of a time you felt lonely in Central Oregon
How to find community in Central Oregon
The best meal you’ve had in Central Oregon
Why do you live here?
What would the Central Oregon of 20 years ago say to the one of today?
A thank-you note to those who stewarded the land of Central Oregon before it was heavily populated
River musings
“What if Central Oregon…”
The world through a Central Oregon creature’s eyes
“Never have I ever” (Central Oregon edition)
A haiku about your favorite native plant or tree
Imagine if the Three Sisters were alive
Your favorite Central Oregon tradition
Your honest feelings about the roads in Central Oregon
A person you admire in Central Oregon
What have you learned from the trees in Central Oregon?
What are your creative outlets in Central Oregon?
A magical memory in Central Oregon