Naomi R. Wells | LexPoMo 2025

I think it’d be a fun way to challenge myself more to learn and read other people’s poetry as well as grow my own


Registration photo of Lil Andre for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Lil Andre | LexPoMo 2025

I signed up because I am very excited to be included in this wonderful poet-driven community.


Registration photo of Kaibrey Donnelly for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Kaibrey Donnelly | LexPoMo 2025

My Scapa Teacher, Christopher McCurry, recommended it.


L. Sipe | LexPoMo 2025

Poetry allows L. a creative outlet to express emotions and benefit from its healing energies. While not identifying as a poet or a writer, L. feels compelled to write because it opens doors, opens eyes, opens hearts. Writing poetry resonates personally deep inside, rippling concentric circles to community, state, country, planet, ancestors (past, present, and future) and all beings.


Registration photo of Gwyneth Stewart for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Gwyneth Stewart | LexPoMo 2025

I enjoy writing in community, reading and commenting on other poets’ work and receiving their feedback on my work.


Registration photo of Christina McCleanhan for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Christina McCleanhan | LexPoMo 2025

For too many years, I have been dreaming about being part of LEXPOMO and sharing my poems with fellow writers. In the spirit of Mr. Keating’s Dead Poets Society, it is time to Carpe Diem.


Registration photo of Rosemarie Wurth-Grice for the LexPoMo 2025 Writing Challenge.

Rosemarie Wurth-Grice | LexPoMo 2025

Friend and fellow writer Michele Lenoir told me about LexPoMo and encouraged me to sign up. I always enjoy a challenge and any method that will “force” me to sit down with pen and paper.