Mother Earth ....by Eugenia
Mother Earth
Mother Earth ....by Eugenia
I come across mashups or posts written for multiple prompts practically every day. The writer who aces it, IMO, is Jude Itakali. I miss Chris Hall who is not keeping good health, but she did a wonderful job of writing parts of her novel to the Six Sentence Stories prompt. I agree that writing to … Continue reading Multiple Prompts

hello #Dversepoetpub visitors, tonight at the pub Laura was going two by two to the bar.
So we are writing in couplets, I have chosen to go with cote version.
Using the form to describe the duplicity of the class system here in England and other places around the world.
nine #cotes.
Demands,
Unreasonable time requests, expected.
Impossible,
Tasks’ completion expected, NOW.
Respect,
Expected due to birth right, never given.
Demands,
A classless society badly required.
Impossible,
While hereditary titles remain legal.
Respect,
Not given to hereditary title holders.
Demands,
Of love must succeed over hatred.
Impossible,
While greed and fear rule society.
Respect,
Given freely to those with love in their hearts.
© 22/09/2022 rog leach
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Look what’s in the archive …. by Lady Lee

He took his great granddad’s watch from the drawer and looked at it one last time. He wore it on his wedding, a pocket silver watch from 1919, with a silver chain and a silver medal at the end. The medal was won by his great granddad from rugby and it still has the encryption of his name and the year. Ah, great legacy! When the son got married six years ago, he passed this silver watch to the son. There was a feeling of pride and loyalty when he saw his son wore it on his wedding.
An old silver watch
Passed on by his great granddad
The son now has it

Sing a song of praise for these men
Generously with love
Scribbled pages they left by then
Gaze up they sang above
Generously giving their lives
Remember their children and wives
Generously give
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What will I leave behind?.... By Astrid
Legacy …by Cheryl

Legacy…to me this means something of value you give to your relatives or friends when you pass away. I really don’t have much to offer my family in this respect. This year when my granddaughter turned 16, I gave her my gold circle locket necklace that has my initials and birthdate on it which I received at a 16th birthday, 60 years ago. If that’s considered a legacy then so be it.
We have moved so much and I have two storage units but there’s rarely anything in there that I would consider to have enough value to give or leave to anyone.
When my mom died, I wanted something but really received nothing except a pair of earrings and it saddens me to see pics of my three sister’s homes with items I might wish to have had. But I lived two thousand miles away and that was…
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Bequest ….. By Diana Coombes

This week from https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2022/09/22/reenas-xploration-challenge-249/ is one word.
but we can use any of these or other synonyms
Benefaction, Bequeathal, Bequest, Bestowal, Birthright, Devise, Endowment, Gift, Heirloom, Heritage, Inheritance, Patrimony, Provision, Settlement, Hereditament
Sitting in the lawyer’s office a variety of relatives (distant and close), listens to the will of Sir Bernard Fotherington, who at the grand old age of eighty died in suspicious circumstances. A benefaction of his twenty-two-room mansion, or a painting of his favourite horse, perhaps a bestowal of an antique vase in the settlement.
There were never as many people in his life when he was alive, than in that room today. Provision is made for staff, especially his old butler. Thirty years faithful service, and he hoped for an endowment to allow him to retire. He didn’t want to work for Fotherington junior, his attention to his heritage, never allowed servants a say.
Who…
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Legacy of the dearly departed ….by Sadje

A word prompt this week;
LEGACY
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Someone dear to us has passed away
We mourn their death with sorrow and sadness
What we feel, sometimes is not what we show to the world
For not all those who leave this world, leave good memories behind
Some people make the lives of those caring for them, hell
And their passing away is at time a blessed release
From a burden that was becoming too much to carry
We can become unfriendly and cranky with illness and age
But one thing that always should be remembered by us all
What sort of legacy are we leaving in the hearts and minds
Of those who cared for us day and night till the end
Perhaps these thoughts can make our attitude softer, more generous
And our words kinder and more understanding!
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Written for ;RXC PROMPT #249, hosted by Reena
#Keepitalive
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Welcome back! I've experimented a little this week - taken a few lines from all your entries to weave into a new poem. See what emerged. I believe I am passing through a gate in historyA twinkle in our maker’s eyeWhat happens next is a mysteryI stumble upon cracks of time-crystallized memoriesfalling through a funnelIs … Continue reading Reena’s Xploration Challenge #249