161. The glass house cracks.
162. Use all of the following words in a poem: whistle, low, biting, smooth, stroll, scrape, blast.
163. Write a poem about the ocean, a lake, or a river.
164. Write a poem using the following image: a howl at high noon.
165. They march with their heads high, weapons at the ready, approaching the front line. Write a poem about soldiers.
166. Use all of the following words in a poem: underdog, lambast, prayer, blue, cringe, fall, tense.
167. Write a poem about your favorite sport or athletic activity.
168. Write a poem using the following image: a commuter on the subway wearing headphones and tinkering with a smartphone.
169. Just one kiss is all it takes, and you’re barreling like a roller coaster car on the loose. Write a poem about new love.
170. Use all of the following words in a poem: tinker, brass, maple, brush, stomp, fast.
171. Write a poem about vampires, werewolves, or zombies.
172. Write a poem using the following image: a cat sitting on a windowsill looking outside.
173. It smells of disinfectant and medication. Quiet footsteps bustle down corridors and into rooms filled with sorrow and hope. Write a poem set in a hospital.
174. Use all of the following words in a poem: claw, wool, lift, silver, buried, coax, fixed, moving.
175. Write a poem about being chased or hunted.
176. Write a poem using the following image: an old person sitting in meditation.
177. There’s a quiet cracking sound, and then an apple falls, twirling to the ground below and bruising itself against the hard earth.
178. Use all of the following words in a poem: dust, gnaw, light, copper, tubes, silent, saw, crash, drip.
179. Write a poem about looking for something or someone.
180. Write a poem using the following image: a group of kids eating together at a table in a cafeteria.