Over on @thewritersblock Discord server, we regularly discuss topics that relate to writing in one way or another. This morning, we discussed characters, genders, and identities we ascribe to our characters.

The conversations at @thewritersblock discord server regularly deliver surprising little pieces of art. In this case, I dunno what happened. We were talking about firemen, and firemen's uniforms, and then

Tiny hasn't had enough playing with whips lately. Her lashes will linger for days. Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images on Pixabay Yes, weird things happen at The Writers Block. This time I've been #editedbytiny

Source #unintendedpoetry was started by @damianjayclay where he stalks chat at @thewritersblock and weaves our words into accidental poems. @tinypaleokitchen has caught the bug and created this for me.

A nice conversation spun into an even nicer poem. Thank you @tinypaleokitchen so is poetry poxe contagious I never really liked poetry unless it was like a ballad or rhyming #editedbytiny

The Earth rotates—always—bringing about constant change. As it follows its elliptical orbit around the sun, the Northern hemisphere warms. After months of cold, frost, and snow, the Earth weeps tears of

If you hang around on @thewritersblock Discord server, you might suddenly find yourself presented with your words turned into poetry. @damianjayclay started the movement, but others are joining in, like

The idea of standing over a pan watching something get hotter is beyond boring to me. But I like mixing and kneading and spreading, then putting it in the oven and letting the magic happen. by @alheath

The fun, hip new trend is #unintendedpoetry. All the cool kids are doing it. Started by @damianjayclay, others are jumping on. It's about finding the poetry in our daily life and speech. In this case,