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hytsdaily.com
It's always an honor to be the POW at W3. I look forward to what the family of aspiring poets and our seasoned wordsmiths will create this week. I am always learning from you guys. Let's have some fun. See you at the W3 Intro Dear friends, Welcome to our W3 Poetry Prompt, which goes... |
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brazannemuse.com
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com My father owned a stop watch handed downby his dadand his dad beforecovetedby me, his daughtersentimental worthhe left itunrepairednever showing timebut memories hold no needto keep timeI cherish it nowtime remainsstill untoldunmoving hands unobservedtime still flowsalong with my tearsThis weeks prompt from David Ben AlexanderThis week's W3 poetry prompt is... |
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hytsdaily.com
3 posts published by byngnigel on September 2, 2026 |
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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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