Tonight

 

Poetry Comics Month, Day 18

Practice

 

Poetry Comics Month, Day 17: Repetition

I haven't drawn a daily comic strip since college (way back in 2007 for The University Daily Kansan), so this month has been quite a challenge! I hope I'm getting better through deliberate daily practice.

First Flake

 

Poetry Comics Month, Day 16

Night Run

Poetry Comics Month, Day 15: Haiku

 

Devotion

 Poetry Comics Month, Day 14

Unlucky

Poetry Comics Month, Day 13: List Poem
 

Haiku

Poetry Comics Month, Day 12

Wish List

Poetry Comics Month, Day 10
 

A Gift For You

Poetry Comics Month, Day 9: Nonsense Poem

Lonely Cloud

Poetry Comics Month, Day 8

 

How To Be a Square

Poetry Comics Month, Day 7: How-To Poem

For more How-To Poems, check out the book The Proper Way To Meet a Hedgehog, edited by Paul B. Janeczko and illustrated by Richard Jones.

More Opposites

Poetry Comics Month, Day 6: Opposites

This weekend's poetry comics were inspired by the work of poet Richard Wilbur, who wrote three books of opposite poems. Draw your own poetry comics and share them on social media with the hashtag #poetrycomicsmonth. I've seen some great reader contributions so far!

Opposites

Poetry Comics Month, Day 5: Opposites 

Fall Colors

Poetry Comics Month, Day 4: Color Poem

 

Ode To the Acorn

Poetry Comics Month, Day 3: The Ode

An ode is a celebration or appreciation of something worth admiring. Some of my favorite odes are by Pablo Neruda, who wrote poems for everything from socks to tomatoes. What will you celebrate today?