Day 20 - Better Late than Never

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My apologies, fellow poets! I was at a friend's house yesterday and it completely slipped my mind to have this post ready to go. And that brings me to our prompt for today!



The Prompt: Let's dig into the anxiety and stress that comes with forgetting something or being late. How does that feel? What words do you need to express it? Is there a form that would seem to fit for you?



Word Prompts:

• late
• forgot
• rush
• hurry

Suggested form: The Blitz Poem (one of my favorites to write and to read!)

Share your poetry with us by linking up. Make sure you visit your neighbors one or two before and after. If you are last on the list go back to the beginning of the list. If you are the first few on the list please go back to the day before and visit the last on the list if you haven't already. Have fun!

1.	SourgirlOhio	15.	Diana-Drift of Bubbles	29.	Mark Schutter - Forgotten
2.	Poetfida	16.	"Society"-S. Elle Cameron	30.	Wanda
3.	Steph	17.	Cheryl	31.	CJS
4.	AC Elliott	18.	shilyot	32.	Jennifer Cunningham
5.	Smith Island	19.	Jessica Scott	33.	Song of Time(Hitting the Mark)
6.	Georgia @ Bastet and Sekhmet's Library	20.	Grace and Mystery	34.	Deepti Agrawal
7.	viv blake	21.	Sunita-Parodies of Life	35.	Payal Agarwal
8.	Aishah- Never Late but Today	22.	Cynthia Scott	36.	Tamara (@ PenPaperPad)
9.	Esther Jones - Hurry, Hurry, Hurry	23.	weird and important	37.	zoe the tracks
10.	Tempest from Team Netherworld	24.	Lizzi - Mud Run	38.	jazzytower
11.	Diary of a Writerbee(10/20)	25.	Tolu Oloruntoba - xrays at dinner	39.	My Footprints(Hitting the Mark)
12.	Dawn D	26.	Leslye "Lita" Wilson	40.	Amy McGrath
13.	Lady Whispers	27.	Rod E. Kok	41.	Anna Stewart
14.	Angela van Son	28.	Shan Jeniah Burton

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~ Amy McGrath is a poet, fiction writer, artist, and student of life. She is working toward a new career as a Creative Arts Therapist where she hopes to share with others the healing power of the creative process. You can read her poetry and see some of her art on her blog - Poetry, Prose, Art, and Creativity. When she's not writing or making art, you can find her reading, listening to a wide range of music (even singing karaoke sometimes), or spending time with her husband Patrick and her two sons.