How to complete AtoZ Blogging Challenge with an ease

Bloggers do take up many challenges in the Blogosphere and the sense of achievement in completing the challenge sends an adrenaline rush. One of the most popular Blogging Challenge across the globe in the Blogging field is AtoZ Blogging Challenge. This challenge has been run over a decade and lakhs of bloggers register for it and many complete it with a smile on their end.

What is AtoZ Challenge:

In the AtoZ challenge bloggers write in the whole month of April and publish their blog posts on all days of April apart from Sunday. The first post starts with Letter A, second with letter B, and so on till you reach letter Z. Each letter signifies in the title and all over the blog post. 

Why AtoZ Challenge 

Many bloggers can’t understand why people register for this challenge and all the hullabaloos around it. We would say once you are in the challenge you get to know the excitement of publishing the posts continuously and seeing your posts flowing among the readers. As a blogger, you will 

• Be more consistent
• More creative juices start flowing
• Interaction with fellow bloggers during the challenge
• More readers on your blog
• Bank of posts for the future to promote your blog

Nostalgic Monsoon #MonsoonDiaries

Monsoon brings in many emotions along and one of them is feeling nostalgic about it while travelling down memory lane. The sky showers moments that give us bundle of energy being cheerful during Monsoon. The poetry today shared is the series of Haiku, where Haiku is 3 line poetry with syllable count 5-7-5.

Radiant lightning

Thunderous dark cloudy sky

Memories creep with onset

Reflective moments

Childhood magic reliving

Instills in freshness

Splashing in puddles

Those colorful paper boats

Hopping behind frogs

The might monsoon

Holds exceptional corner
Suffuse cheerfulness

Day #7 - Write tribe festival of words, and we have N of Monsoon  as Nostalgia with series of Haiku.  
Previous posts in this festival on theme Monsoon can be viewed here.

@Meenal 

Omen Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

Day#6 at WriteTribe festival of words, and we are here to share the Omen that monsoon's arrival brings along in form of Naani poetry. The "Naani" is a popular form of poetry in India, introduced by Dr. N. Gopi.  There are 4 lines for a total of 20-25 syllables.

Auspicious your sign

Marks occasions many

Farmers’ schedules occupied

Relishes awaited pour

@Sonal 

Opulent Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

Day #5 at Write Tribe festival of words, and our O of Monsoon theme is set to roll. 

O is Opulent today and describes the effect of opulent monsoon and today's poetry form is Cavatina, which is Italian form of poetry of 6 lines 5-2-5-2 & 5-4 syllable count, where last two lines are rhyming.

Monsoon a relief

Quench thirst

If In abundance

Spreads grief

Blowup not the glee

Surge happily

@Meenal 

Salubrious Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

I would dedicate a day for the monsoon showers as its freshness imbibes me with enthusiasm to move ahead, to grow, to evolve.

When monsoon tiptoed

Jubilant saplings yelled

Tiny tendrils cheer

Everything fresh and pristine

Amplify positive strength

Day #4 of WTOFW, where I chose theme Monsoon and today is dedicated to letter S, which says about Salubrious character of it. Poetry form above is Haibun( a collective of Prose and Haiku/Tanka) I selected Tanka (5-7-5-7-7 syllable). 

Also sharing with Indispire#125 - #DedicateADayToCelebrate.

@Meenal 

Naive Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

Day #3  of WTFOW#5- I have come up with Choka poetry for letter N of Monsoon that signifies Naive things about it. The newness in everything around that Monsoon brings in is so pleasant to experience.

Choka poetry (the classical Choka is formed by writing 5-7 syllables couplets for as many lines as you like ending however with an extra 7 syllable line) 

Nature's vibrant spill
Showers infuse youthfulness   

Liveliness flourish
Innocent art all around      

Bloom, grow time to rise
With undivided vigour       

   

Look what it whispers
Master the childlike approach

Strike the fanatical chord

@Meenal 

Optimistic Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

Day #2  of WTFOW#5- 
And we have O of Monsoon, second letter that says about Optimism and Shadorma poetry (6 line poetry, stanza is of 3-5-3-3-7-5 syllable count) essays the need of being optimistic in the monsoon. As Monsoon shades away the negativity with its magic spell.

Enrapture

Positive Message

Partner couched

in 'monsoon'

Relish bit by bit whole year

Lookout for your share

Sharing with Write Tribe festival of words.

@Sonal 

Mesmerising Monsoon - #MonsoonDiaries

Monsoon has started in full swing in most of the parts of country, and so is our theme for upcoming marathon on Write Tribe Festival of Words is MONSOON. Let's see what each alphabet of Monsoon brings along with it. Each day one alphabet is described in different form of poetry.



Day #1  of WTFOW#5- M of Monsoon and Sedoka poetry (6 line Japanese poetry, each stanza of 5-7-7 syllable count) 

Everything fresh around

Nature is scintillating

Sense power of purity

Flowing in deep thoughts

Be absorbant in 'monsoon'

Drench yourself in joyousness

@Sonal