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Daily Archives: August 23, 2017
Both Sides Now – This, That, and The Other #writephoto
“Look at the one on the right. It looks like a flag about to unfurl,” said Jenny, pointing toward the sky. She and her best friend Liz were taking a much needed break from their hike through the scenic, rocky … Continue reading
#WritePhoto Dervish Wisps by Pamela Morse
The dervishes gathered at the grave of the Sufi master This forbidden practice was a traditional prayer of heretics The twirling started slowly, accompanied by chanting Riding on the wind bending the clouds with energy Changing the relationship to be … Continue reading
Guest author: Luanne Castle – Kin Types
The poems and flash prose in Kin Types were begun as I accumulated family stories and information over the years. My grandfather had an excellent memory and was an enthusiastic storyteller, so over time I came to feel that I … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post, History
Tagged Books, family history, Poetry, social history, women
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Flash fiction #writephoto: The dragonslayer – Jane Dougherty
This short story is inspired by Sue Vincent’s gorgeous photo. In the middle of a distant ocean was an island fringed with inlets that made natural harbours, and with many rivers that made fertile valleys. The island should have … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, Fairy Tale, flash fiction, short story, Sue Vincent
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Skylight #writephoto – Up Against Mortality
The flowers died on Monday. No matter how well-constructed the replacement, the flowers could tell the difference immediately. The weather keep going as normal. The sky looks the same as it always has. The false heat kept the cycles intact. … Continue reading
Clarity
From obscurity Through perverse uncertainty Illumination Mind and imagination Lighting the path of the heart For Colleen’s poetry challenge
#Writephoto Prompt – Angel Sighting – The Bag Lady
Wisps of angel wings Drifting Visible a few moments For those who believe Until they disappear Into the heavens. Thursday photo prompt – Wisp #writephoto Source: #Writephoto Prompt – Angel Sighting – The Bag Lady
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Horizons
Definition: noun – The horizon: the line where the earth or sea seems to meet the sky Dawn… the dog sits in the open doorway watching the morning as the first glow creeps into the east. It isn’t much of … Continue reading