I tend to discourage musical prompts in my Poetry Fishbowls -- because I can't write poetry with music going -- but I've managed to work from written lyrics sometimes.
>> Secondly, how does one do a bingo card? We keep seeing people do them, but we're never sure exactly how it's done, and we desperately want to create something, anything, but writer's block is eating us alive and we need something to shake loose our brain juices so to speak. <<
1) Get a bingo card. It's probably easier to start with a public card -- allbingo posts these monthly -- but you can also make your own.
2) Make some stuff. Poems, drabbles, art cards, songs, banners, whatever floats your boat. Use the words in the prompt squares to give you ideas on what to make. If you've been stuck for a while, try making tiny things like haiku or icons.
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Re: A prompt and a question or two
Date: 2017-02-19 07:50 am (UTC)Yes. Pretty much anything goes, here.
I tend to discourage musical prompts in my Poetry Fishbowls -- because I can't write poetry with music going -- but I've managed to work from written lyrics sometimes.
>> Secondly, how does one do a bingo card? We keep seeing people do them, but we're never sure exactly how it's done, and we desperately want to create something, anything, but writer's block is eating us alive and we need something to shake loose our brain juices so to speak. <<
1) Get a bingo card. It's probably easier to start with a public card --
2) Make some stuff. Poems, drabbles, art cards, songs, banners, whatever floats your boat. Use the words in the prompt squares to give you ideas on what to make. If you've been stuck for a while, try making tiny things like haiku or icons.