Freewrite Topics: Get Writing!

1. Freewrites are a writing exercise to help get your muse flowing.
2. Write without stopping until the timer goes off. Do not lift your pen from the paper, even if this means writing, "I don't know what to write," over and over again. Write nonsense, write anything, but don't stop writing.
3. Look back over what you've written and see if anything sparks your interest. If so, use it as a point of departure for another work, or for tomorrow's freewriting exercise. If not, don't be discouraged. The only goal to this exercise is to fill the page with words. If anything good comes out of it, consider that a bonus.
4. Use your newfound creative ideas for a new poem!

Choose a topic to freewrite about

1. Fate
2. Hidden Whispers In The Dark
3. Saying I Love You
4. What's Music To Ya'?
5. Gross Habits
6. Light
7. Grass Fairies
8. Raising Children
9. Stepping Up
10. saying good bye
11. Assumption
12. Appreciation
13. Learning
14. Epiphany
15. Dirty Poets
16. What is writing to you?
17. Reflections on Love
18. Push-overs
19. Gold?
20. Larry Craig-Spin off from Ochs "The Great American Barf-Out"
21. revisions
22. Reality(I looked for this topic but couldn't find it. Am I the only one with existential wonderings?)
23. Communication
24. your past
25. mix
26. silence
27. stuck
28. Wait a minute
29. Bored
30. lost
31. Deity
32. games
33. So, it's time to let go?
34. Winter
35. fall
36. Chupamonos writers
37. personification
38. My Annoying Habits
39. Demons
40. peace
41. Unique and Insane
42. burns
43. On my mind
44. Addiction
45. I am the pig
46. Your own little world
47. So who are 'They' anyways?
48. I can't cry
49. "innocent-no-more"
50. The Person in that Shadow
51. Darkness Falls
52. understanding
53. Letter to Ignatius
54. dance
55. Anything and Everything
56. Deep Inside
57. Valentines Day
58. Hydrologic Cycle
59. Silhouette
60. Lossing a close friend or family member
61. Solitude
62. Being Out of Shape
63. Insomnia
64. The New Year
65. laugh
66. Dr Abuse
67. New life
68. Inspiration
69. Imperfection
70. I thought we would last forever