Gorgeous views on “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt”

This post was first published in September 2015 and I re-post it on that date. Feel free to use the prompt even though the event is over.

I love to write poems inspired by pictures and as we have been on holiday to Germany and Switzerland I have a few that can inspire great poetry. Or so I believe ;-).

Therefore, September will be dedicated to the photo as ” The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt”

This week’s prompt

This week’s prompt is a photo taken on a rock called the “Drachenfels” or “Dragons Crag” as Lord Byron who discovered the area for tourists called it. I had translated it “Dragon’s Rock”. My step-mum who is a volunteer at a local museum told us about the poem Lord Byron wrote about the area and gave us a few laughs after we explained the double meaning to her.

So here is the gorgeous view we had up at “The castled crag of Drachenfels” and I hope it inspires you to some poetic heights!

View from Drachenfels and the Rhine Valley

So here is how to take part:

•Read this week’s “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt.”
•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 next Tuesday (8th September 15)
•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

Find the latest posts of “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt” here.

Now my dear fellow day jobbers: go, create and have lots of fun!

2 thoughts on “Gorgeous views on “The Day Jobbers Essential Poetry Prompt””

that castle must’ve been really cool! ❤

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🇪🇺 Bee H. says:

March 4, 2021 at 5:46 am

There is no castle nowadays just ruines. But the view from up there is incredible on a sunny day. But it’s a long walk up if you don’t take the tram 😁🙋‍♀️🐝

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