Thank you to everyone who shared their stories, photos and poems exploring the mystery of The Tower. The photograph was taken at St Andrews in Scotland last year of the ruined West Front of the great medieval cathedral.
I have reblogged as many as possible and include links to all the original entries below. Thank you to everyone who took part, read, shared and commented.
Please click the links to read any you have missed and perhaps discover new blogs… we have new participants again this week! If you have written a post for the prompt and it does not appear here, please let me know in the comments so that I can include it here.
A new photo prompt will follow. Meanwhile…
The Tower
An eldritch glow clings to the ruined walls, brighter than the morning.
Power grows… pulsing to the rhythm of the waves… rising from the very heart of the land, called forth by ancient voices in a forgotten tongue.
The eagle knows, riding the spiralling current, keening to the wind.
Those who look into its heart see luminescent tendrils blossom, showering the morning with petals of light.
The somnolent multitude sees nothing but the pavement and the clock that hurries them towards the prison of desk and demanding duty.
We tender our silver at the turnstile and walk towards the ancient beacon…
Honoré Dupuis – Of Glass and Paper
Sri Sudha K at Naa Prapancham, My World…
Helen Jones at Journey to Ambeth
Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Another group of fascinating entries Sue! 😊
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There is a bit of everything in there, isn’t there? 🙂
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See what you inspired! !!
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Images are wonderful things 🙂
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So true!! Algebra. .. bleurgh!
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I rather liked algebra…that’s fairly visual…and as maths go, making x=y when z is the unknown factor sort of works when housekeeping, especially with children 😉
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Lol!!! Oh my! How did that comment get there!?! 😂😂😂
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You started it with the algebra 😉 😀
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I know! I had actually replied this to someone else and it seems that it duplicated and sent to you too!!
Oh well at least I now know you like algebra, and you know I don’t! ! 😀😀
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Always good to learn about people 😉
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So true!!!
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😀
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Haha! Another great set Sue – fun way to spend my lunch hour catching up on these gems!! I must say I loved yours too, such beautiful Imagery. KL ❤
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They were good ones again 🙂 Mine was simply true… ❤
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