“Crumbs,” a melt-down captured, when a certain someone's homemade bagels were accidentally baked too hot, too long, and burnt to a crisp, written Sunday, September 20, 2026 poem 263 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Twisted fibers," a macro image of a Kazak…
Loosely Hinged
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Culinary - Geriatric Millennial - Humor - Insufferable - Long form musings - Loosely Hinged - Loosely Hinged - Maryland - Of Cooking - Of Place - Poems - Rants - Recipes for Life
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Corporate - Current Events - Generational - Hormonal - Teenage variant - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Loosely Hinged - Of Place - Poems - Pun-y / Tongue-in-Cheek - Runaway Imagination - Travel - Unserious
Adoption
“Adoption,” an accounting of the experience of buying a squeeze tube of lip balm from Glossier on Spring Street, New York, written Sunday, September 06, 2026 poem 249 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "In Line For Da Clerb," by Diana Ludwick ©…
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Grill
“Grill,” a capture of the first day of September hailing the coming of darkness blues, written Tuesday, September 01, 2026 poem 244 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. PPhoto: "Meats on a Weber," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Current Events - Dry Humor - Faux Lament - Hormonal - Teenage variant - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Poems - Pun-y / Tongue-in-Cheek - Unserious
Parabolas
“Parabolas,” a short musing on the still life art left by teenagers (e.g., forgotten Invisalign retainers on the kitchen counter), written Friday, August 28, 2026 poem 240 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Black and White Photo: "Still Life: Invisalign in Apilco Ramekin," by…
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Current Events - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Loosely Hinged - Poems - Unserious
Sleepwalking
“Sleepwalking,” an unintentionally ironic observation of a new form of nocturnal somnambulism, written Sunday, August 23, 2026 poem 235 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "The nocturnal walker," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Current Events - Faux Lament - Generational - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Poems - Pun-y / Tongue-in-Cheek - Unserious
Polished
“Polished,” an ode to the simple wins a Mom can rarely accomplish with a teen daughter in the precious minutes before work, written Wednesday, August 19, 2026 poem 231 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Mom Win," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Generational - Geriatric Millennial - Hormonal - Teenage variant - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Nostalgia - Perimenopause - Poems
Inseams
“Inseams,” a generational review of cut-off jeans, written Wednesday, July 29, 2026 poem 210 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Shortie, a Study on Inseams" by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Culinary - Current Events - Generational - Geriatric Millennial - Hormonal - Teenage variant - Humor - Insufferable - Loosely Hinged - Of Cooking - Perimenopause - Poems - Snarky - Unserious
Pop Off
“Pop Off,” a Mother-Daughter Monday Mania, written Monday, July 27, 2026 poem 208 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Charcoal is Served," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Culinary - Generational - Geriatric Millennial - Humor - Insufferable - Long form musings - Loosely Hinged - Loosely Hinged - Nostalgia - Of Cooking - Poems - Pun-y / Tongue-in-Cheek - Recipe-ish - Snarky - Television - Unserious
Spice Up
“Spice Up,” a barely-hinged and self-aggrandizing ode to the power of spice, written Sunday, July 26, 2026 poem 207 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Spice Up Your Life!" by Diana Ludwick © 2026
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2026 Poetry Challenge - Current Events - Generational - Humor - Loosely Hinged - Loosely Hinged - Poems - Pun-y / Tongue-in-Cheek
Et Tu, Caesar?!
“Et Tu, Caesar?!,” written Monday, July 13, poem 194 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Et Tu, Caesar?" by Diana Ludwick, (c) 2026.