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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
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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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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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
The escape to tranquility,to waters rushing and still,to the calm of spacewhere water meets sky:the unspoken whisperof past and futureblurred into one present.Alive in tree roots,polished rocks and wrinkled pine needles,the landscape revitalizesdead souls,calls home life's warmth,and echoes a hopethat reverberatesunder my rib cage. I wrote this poem for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt #167.... |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
W3 Shiela Bair's guidelines That's what I invite you to write about this week:what remains.It might be something tangible-a physical object recovered from ruin. Or something intangible: the loyalty of a lifelong friend, or a memory that somehow outlasts the forgetting. Loss may be arbitrary, but what remains often feels distilled-essential. I've a faint... |
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