topics for writing a poem and Ideas in prompt

 Poem topics for beginners, and writing exercises. It's the same as a  poet, just the writer doesn't say it.
Think I've seen and heard many topics, but the current feeling is important.

You are finding a topic to write a poem

Topics for writing a poem are Don't think too much about it. You are feel "Not find" now, this is poem prompt.
Temporary topic is "not find of topics."
Imagine another "not find" with word associations and similar-sounding words. That can't not find. What is it?
Familiar things such as "spoons", "car keys" and "love", "work"etc. When it comes to deep poetry, "meaning to live" and "cause of illness", "lie and true" etc.
You will find something that comes to mind.
Topics are like the air in our daily lives.

"What we really want to know are ideas."
Oh! Even if you don't know the topics and the prompt, It's as easy as drinking water.
The poet just express metaphor what have experienced and the feelings of what if.
There are people who introduce various things, but I can't tell you how to do it.
In this case We use, "not find topics." the ideas to and make up a simple story like a writer does.
We can make simple stories poetic with metaphors and literary device.
“Would like to know, ultimately, how to proceed with writing”
Your interest in poetry is. something to worry about, excitement etc., everyday thoughts want it to be a poem.
What you care about now, love, work, etc., topics and ideas You have already.You think yet“ not sure writing poem?”
Idea
Write a poem while showing example
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1. DEVISE A TOPIC 

I think you heard and read devising a topic is the hardest part. 

But it exists like air. It is often overflowing like water. 

The easiest way to start writing a poem are,

If you're not sure, now that feeling is the topic. 

From "not sure", it is associated with other things. Feelings about people, tomorrow, the meaning of life, etc. 

Yours not sure where can you find ideas? 

Here are a few places to search for inspiration:

Your Life: 

No matter what topic you choose, it is metaphorizing your emotions or life.

Poetry is self-expression, a form of memoir. So boldly criticized family or confess love,  Writers record the past, present, and future in their poems.

Nature: 

The Earth has always been a source of inspiration　which finds meaning in nature’s quiet rituals. 

Observing roadside pebbles, poets can create self-projected poems. 

Usually, I draw scenes in combination with nature to express my feelings. 

Also, the relationship with nature changes with the change of feelings. 

Rain, for example. Grow plants and give them grace, but floods and storms can bring disaster. 

As a metaphor, nature is a necessary element in poetry.

The Everyday and Mundane: 

Poetry isn’t just about big, much can be said about mundane events, too. 

Post a casual SMS,  A little wordplay,   it is poetry. 

The Everyday and Mundane is a treasure trove of topics, and even if it's not the earth-shattering events, you'll often have yourself-shattering events.

For example, love, work, illness, etc.

Real-World Events: 

Contemporary poetry has the power to convey new and transformative ideas about the world. 

It is a poem that focuses on human society rather than oneself.

A hurricane, war, environmental problems, etc.