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Picture credit: Britta Benson Here's my response to this week's W3 poetry challenge, set by poet of the week, Carol Anne. This week's guidelines: write a haiku, senryu or tanka, include the word 'strength'. You can find the full guidelines and Carol Anne's prompt poem here: https://skepticskaddish.com/2024/11/13/w3-prompt-133-weave-written-weekly/ I deviated from the prompt a little. I... |
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sweeterthannothing.wordpress.com
For the visually challenged reader, this image shows a brass key fallen among the leaves in a jungle. You can see a pine cone and needles around it too. ***** Sarah stomped through the autumnal woods, frowning at the grunge of rotten leaves sticking to her boots, then she saw it, gleaming in the detritus... |
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therapybits.com
Welcome back to another WDYS prompt Rules; · You can write a post on your blog and create a pingback to link to the original post. · Write an original story, poem or a caption. · There is no limit to words or format but keep it family-friendly. · If you post a response before... |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
friendship: holding hands family we've built sharing our toughest stories together long-lost: miles apart friends we've forgotten cherish time we're allotted distance This week's Wea've Written Weekly prompt is from Sadje, who asks us to write an elfchen poem, with the added challenge of writing a second elfchen poem that opposes the first. The structure... |
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