Selfish “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt”

July 8th, 2015:
What could we write after the limerick challenge?
Something that could be funny. Something that is kind of up-to-date.
Something else or other…

The Selfie-Stick phenomenon

Well, last year in November I went to London to meet a friend of mine. I have not seen for ages. We walked around the city and saw a phenomenon that I thought might be hyped a little on media. However, it wasn’t.
I’m talking about selfie sticks. Those things you can stick your camera onto and then take a selfie with your friends. Unfortunately, persons who afford to have one of those are not too considerate of other people. I have to admit I exaggerate a little here. Most of them were quite friendly and took them away when you came along. Quite a lot, though didn’t.
Walking over Westminster Bridge was like running the gauntlet because you had selfie sticks stick in your face, side, bottom… you get the gist. I am a firm believer in making a bad experience into a good one, and so I decided to suggest a selfie poem this week.

Artists do Self-Portraits, why not poets?

Many painters do self-portraits. For whatever reason. So why shouldn’t poets do a poetic self-portrait or selfie how it is called today? Well, there is no way out here on “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt” as I suggest for this week’s prompt:
“Write a Selfie Poem.”
 

How to take part in “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt.”

  • Read “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt” here on, “The Bee Writes…” on Wednesdays.
  • Write your poem as close or far from the prompt as you feel comfortable.
  • Post it on your blog or here in the comment section or both
  • You have time for that until the next Tuesday.
  • Use “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt” picture if you want to
  • Go and read another “Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt” Poem from the comments.
  • Most of all have lots of fun

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