These used to be separated out into a 30-day poetry-writing challenge, but here they are en masse so you can pick whatever daily prompt you want for whatever day you want.

• A poem about your favourite season.
• A poem about nature.
• A poem inspired by a dream you had.
• A poem about love.
• A poem using only one-syllable words.
• A poem from the perspective of another creature.
• A poem about a place you've never been.
• A poem inspired by a piece of art.
• A poem about a childhood memory.
• A poem in the form of a letter, or a letter in the form of a poem.
• A poem about a moment of joy.
• A poem about a moment of sadness.
• A poem inspired by a song or piece of music.
• A poem inspired a favourite book.
• A poem inspired by a film.
• A poem inspired by a meal or food.
• A poem about a favourite hobby.
• A poem about a favourite place.
• A poem about family and/or friends.
• A poem about an animal.
• A poem about your favourite colour.
• A poem that's a critique.
• A poem about your favourite weird fact.
• A poem about your favourite place.
• A poem about your favourite activity.
• A poem about the senses.
• A poem for relaxation.
• A poem about dreams.
• A poem about your worries.
• A poem about what brings you comfort.
• Create a blackout poem using a page from your favourite book.
• Write a magnetic poetry style poem using words cut from product labels.
• Make a puzzle poem by cutting words into pieces and reassembling them randomly.
• Create a map poem using only words found on a map or atlas.
• Write a recipe poem using the recipe text from a cookbook or food packaging.
• Create a collage poem by layering text from different sources.
• Create a hidden message poem by highlighting select words in a block of text.
• Put together a fake passport using stamps, stickers, and ephemera from different places.
• Make a dream diary using pressed flowers, fabric, and handwritten notes.
• Make a pocket-sized art gallery using tiny frames and found images. Hang them around town or in your yard.
• Create a wish tree using tags, notes, and ephemera to represent your dreams.
• Create a poem piece that reads as a poem beginning to end and end to beginning.
• Make a poem puzzle by cutting words into irregular shapes and assembling them randomly.
• Make a poemmobile by hanging words on sturdy cards or light pieces of wood by string from a hanging apparatus like a hanger.
• Create a poem collage using text from different languages or alphabets.
• Create a poem for a stranger from words found in public spaces.