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May is one of the only two months named after females in the Gregorian calendar. Named after Maia, the goddess of fertility and growth, it is also known as the month of flowers. It is the month of spring, autumn and of intense heat with hot, dry winds (loo) depending on where you live.
Interestingly, I read this morning that people born in the months of February, May, June and October often have poetic inclination. Going by it, many of us can thank our birth month for our poetic proclivities! Of course, there was no data given to back this! 😀
May is also the month when there will be art exhibitions across many cities of India. I came across some very interesting art pieces while reading an article about it. So for this week’s poetics prompt, I would like you to draw inspiration from the following artworks by Indian artists and write a poem inspired by any one. I am sharing the artwork only and not any more information about the art or the artist. Let just the art speak to you. Go wherever the inspiration takes you and write a verse in any form you like. If the below artworks leave you uninspired you could use the following names of some of these art shows.
1. Nothing Twice
2. Chance Remains of Another Time
3. Open Fences





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We have the bar stocked up with all your favourite drinks. If anyone wants to indulge their sweet tooth I have homemade bread-butter pudding and black forest cake.
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I liked the art, and I think I managed to get some inspiration
Glad you liked the art. Heading over to read yours.
I really enjoyed working with this prompt – thank you! And mmmm I would love some cake please!
Hi Lill, I loved your poem. Thanks for joining in. Here’s a large slice of the cake for you.
Love the challenge, Punam … the art, the names of the shows … I also LOVE bread pudding and make it quite often. You know what I want!
Delighted you enjoyed the challenge, Helen! Oh goody! I saved some bread pudding just for you.
Hi Punam – I’m very curious about the curved line in the ‘waste’ picture. Is it intentional? A mistake? Any ideas?
Hi Shaun. Even I couldn’t figure out if it was a wire or a mistake. I think it is intentional. I am sharing the link to other artworks by the artist, you will find similar ‘curved line’ in another artwork. Hope it helps.
https://jnaf.org/exhibition/navjot-altaf-waste-archives-as-landscape/
Weird! It’s like a secret message. But what does it say!?
It is weird. Now that’s for you to decipher. 😄
Beautiful art, beautiful prompt, Punam.
Glad you like it, Jay. 🙂
Such a great selecti0n of art works Punam, inspiring. Thank you.
I am delighted you enjoyed it, Paul. 😊
Thank you for the prompt. I am looking forward to reading the others responses whilst enjoying bread pudding.
Glad you enjoyed it, D. I loved your poem and the responses have been incredible.
Hope you liked the bread pudding. 🙂
Bread pudding is a wonderful thing.
👍🏼
I was inspired by “Chance Remains of Another Time” and the title of the first image “The Space Between I.” Thanks Punam!
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(Punam, i can’t find Mr Linky…😬)
Don’t worry. I’ll link your poem. 🥰
thank you…🤍🌷
Done. ❤️👍🏼
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I used nothing twice! Too fun.
Your fun is infectious! I so enjoyed your poem.
aw, thanks!
My pleasure.
Hi Punam, I’m late but here it is: https://roberta-writes.com/2026/05/15/roberta-writes-dverse-tdwc26-sunday-stills-the-flower-hour-and-thursday-doors/