Registration photo of Virginia Lee Alcott for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Virginia Lee Alcott | LexPoMo 2025

This is my second year with LEXPOMO, and I loved the community experience and sharing of words that help to heal the world.


Registration photo of Maira Faisal for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Maira Faisal | LexPoMo 2025

After the past four years, it’s tradition.


Registration photo of SpitFire1111 for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

SpitFire1111 | LexPoMo 2025

To challenge myself to write a poem everyday and to become a better poet in the process.


Colette Crown | LexPoMo 2025

I enjoy seeing the variety of poems written by others.


Registration photo of Bing for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Bing | LexPoMo 2025

I was drunk when I signed up last year and spent the month writing dumb but fun haikus. This year, I might want to experiment and sprinkle in some new stuff.


Registration photo of Cara Blair for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Cara Blair | LexPoMo 2025

These poems can’t live in my notes app forever ¯_(ツ)_/¯


Registration photo of Linda Angelo for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Linda Angelo | LexPoMo 2025

To make sure I work diligently, at least for a month.


Registration photo of Taco for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Taco | LexPoMo 2025

My friend has been participating in Lexington Poetry Month for years, and I’ve always found it inspiring. I’ve been curious about it for a while, but this is the first year I finally decided to take the leap. As a musician and lyricist, I’ve always been drawn to the power of words, and this felt like the perfect challenge to stretch that part of my creativity in a new way.