Things aren't always what they seem | Poetry Prompt 18

It's OctPoWriMo Day 18! How's your writing going this month? I hope you've written some new things and are enjoying reading all this poetry this month. Today's prompt we're going to add a little mystery to our lives. Look around you, whether it's a physical object or people in general in your life. Chose something or someone and give them a double life. Ex: I just book a graphic novel where the woman is a turn of the century housewife during the day, but at night she's an assassin. Maybe your tomato has the secret life of an apple. Never know what's happening in the crisper when the drawer is closed. Get creative and have fun with it.

Remember the prompt is just a suggestion!

Tamara Woods was raised (fairly happily) in West Virginia where she began penning poems after a boy broke her heart. She shares poetry, short stories and writer interviews on her blog, PenPaperPad. Her writing has been featured in Mamalode, In the Powder Room, and many others. She is the editor for The Reverie Journal, which will be releasing its first poetry collection early October. She also hosts #writestuff TweetChat where writers talk about writing every Tuesday at 9 pm EST. She is a hillbilly hermit living in Honolulu with her Mathmagician.