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Both "Friends from another country" and "Reconnecting after years" are February Prompts by Midnightdice (on IG). I trust you will find satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

Both "Watch your tongue" and "I dare say" are February Prompts by Hepburnpoems (on IG). Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"Early bird" is a prompt by Submarinemissions (on IG). I trust you will find satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"Fluffy light blooming into euphoria" is a prompt offered by anonymous. I trust you will find satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"Craft a simple poem about thinking longingly of someone, but include butt cheeks, pink, sweet donuts, grandma, afternoon rain, and a gentle voice" is a prompt offered by Cirapasterczyk (on IG). Offer prompts in the comments or link in bio.

"Buried in bubbles" is a "January Prompt" offered by stillchasingcrescendos (on IG). I trust you will find satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"Sunsets with a best friend" is a "January Prompt" offered by Midnightdice (on IG). I trust you will find satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"A poem about loss of hope, involving the ocean, death, and tears." is the original prompt by: Cira Pasterczyk. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio. I trust you found satisfaction in this poem.

"A dog who's afraid of thunder, but then gains super-lightning-powers" is the original prompt by: anonymous. I trust you found satisfaction in this poem. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio.

"A spoon is in love with a fork" is the original prompt by: anonymous. Kindly offer additional prompts in the comments or through the link in my bio. I trust you found satisfaction in this poem.