Brooklyn, New York, January 07, 2020 –More than a Flower (https://morethanaflower.com) writer Rebecca DeFazio poet/writer, releases her January blog post with a list of writing prompts for all. January wintery writing prompts can naturally inspire the aspiring or the published poet. All writers, at one point or another, need a little help jump-starting their unique creativity. It is a whole month to write about almost any subject. However, with the closing of this year and another decade behind us, it may take us back a bit. Celebrate the New Year with a bang with your powerful writing. A writer's dream of having endless topics to write and consider. To get you going, we are providing a list of poetry writing prompts in this month's blog post at https://morethanaflower.com/january-writing-prompts


If you seek a little inspiration and a boost to develop your writing this month, our January writing prompts should swiftly provoke you and get you started. You never know which specific topic is going to strike that creative thinking and get that pen moving naturally. This writing will stimulate your imagination and spark ideas that you can share with the poetry community. These topics will nudge the novice and experienced writer and provide them with the push required to get started.


There are so many distinct types of writing for your remarkable poems from Haiku, Sonnet to Villanelle; the choice is yours. The world of poetry is inspiring vastly, and the topics can vary so much that what you select to write will be sure to inspire. Let your creativity flow by choosing to write another type of poem that you never tried in the past, let January be the month to try something new and different. If you have never written a sonnet, try your hand at it, you will never know what masterpiece you may compose. It may turn out that the 14 lines are brilliant. And what an incredible 2020 New Year achievement that will undoubtedly lead to a new writing style for you. Innovation is vital in 2020; let the poetry begin.


From blistering cold to a cup of your preferred hot beverage, poetic inspiration is just a click away. From sitting by a fire with your chosen book to sleighing in the snow with your dear friends, you can undoubtedly write about almost anything. This month's most significant challenge is not going to be which topic to write about at all. This month we are generously offering a published compilation of poetry writing prompts that you can either use or share with your creative community of successful writers.


We are encouraging and promoting that you share with us also we love to hear from you. You can follow and share on our Instagram page @morethanaflower. Here you will also find additional writing support and monthly prompts to influence your writing. Here is wishing you a continued successful year in journalism.