After the long hot summer, it’s now a time of celebration. It’s the perfect season to write poetry. This is how this time of year affects me where I live. Please enjoy my haiku.
A little creative writing never hurt anyone... I hope this post puts you in a good place and takes you to that place where the band is playing your song.
My words based on the theme of good parenting. And may I add, one doesn't need to be a parent to lend a helping hand; one just needs to want to live in a good world and a desire to be a good role model. I and parents the world over thank you.
Responding to the haiku invitation at Naturalist Weekly. This week’s haiku invitation is to write a haiku or senryu using “dew” as inspiration. Kindle quote from In The Shadow of…
Because, no! Summer cannot last forever, But the beach will be there no matter the season. Hope you like this one.
Can you think of synonyms for the words quiet and seek? Come see what I got for you this week, dear ones. I hope you enjoy it.
This man's face is the face of grief. I know because that's what my face will look like if and when I return one day to the town that raised me. Mom will not be there, and as grown up as I am, I really don't want to make that trip.
This lovely art piece gifted me two poems. I hope you enjoy them as they were so much fun to write. Happy moon gazing everyone.
A stereo cassette deck in your car--remember those? I don't know what you'll think of this but it grounded me. Let me know in the comments, please.
Writing to a prompt inspired by a Leonard Cohen song. Inviting you to read my imperfect offering. I bless all your endeavors.
The #WDYS prompt this week shows a young girl standing on a bridge, wearing a big smile and a t-shirt that says: “Future Leader”. I couldn't help writing to this lovely prompt.
Read more about the symbolism of sunflowers: Sunflower Meaning, Sunflower Meaning & Symbolism, and Ukraine’s National Flower. And then read my haiku, please. xo