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| | | | | Welcome back! Before we proceed with the next prompt, allow me to highlight Aishwarya's brilliant contribution to last week's prompt. i know not of a day,when blooming wasn't an option,into the blue skies,the gust of zephyr takes flight,resplendent as the,kites that forage from morning -till dusk takes light-into vastness of this universe bright.the empire rises... | |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
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| | | | | in one moment, the earth becomesbeauty in place of pain, levityin place of rain, heartbeat scatteredacross a blood-red sky. Life succumbsto the dance of earth's frail gravity,the freedom of loose-limbed revelry,the earthquake's reign that shatteredour peace, the touch of rain now free This poem was written for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt. This week's prompt... | |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
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| | | | | Jaideep's prompt: Heritage-Tech Fusion The Challenge Writeone three-line poemthat brings together a cultural tradition and modern technology. Your poem can be playful, thoughtful, imaginative, or personal. Each line may contain any number of syllables, so feel free to follow your own natural rhythm. Structure Line 1:Mention something traditional from your culture, such as a craft,... | |
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| | | Spirals: here's a Fibonacci on Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being: my favorite section. | ||
