Change Challenge - Do it without Rebellion that one nut nobody could crack is a seed for future gardens of thought –Inn ovation break mouldy patterns into pie- ces - Create Ronovan Writes
Change Challenge
Curiosity
Who forgot to place the lid? What will emerge now - a deep secret, a can of worms, reverse flooding? It will be fodder to Peeping Toms and Idle Minds. Curiosity makes you a business target. I guess it was a deliberate move. Some people feed on dirt, and make money out of it. (274 … Continue reading Curiosity
Another day, another spiel
another day another spiel smoke from coffee cups obscuring minds aroma of achievement spurring us on programmed paths joys of adventure heart-felt desires forgotten buried unheard, unseen JSW Prompt 20-08-2018
Mindsets rule
Servility – a mindset -imposed on some not allowed to blossom -a strategic move for prosperity and success in times to come -some born without it unmoved by adversity march along, alone on paths cumbersome BrewNSpew Cafe
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Strategic
hollowness of empty pockets dressed to kill explorers blocking entry to the truth hazy backdrops help Photo Challenge #227 at MLMM
Crickets forgot to sing
I am thrown into a frenzy with nature prompts for haikus and haibuns, owing to a shameful disconnect with nature. The fact that I live in a tropical climate (where seasonal sensibilities are different) does not help much. This also reminds me of the natural disasters we have faced this year, due to heavy rainfall … Continue reading Crickets forgot to sing
Loopholes
“The ‘No Entry’ sign should have been on the door, not so far apart.” “Does it make a difference?” “Yes. People will always find a way in from the side, by using influence or paying a small bribe.” “Is that a comment on the socio-political environment?” “I happen to be a practitioner of law. And … Continue reading Loopholes
Aki Chikashi
dwindling vision blocks sight of seasonal change aki chikashi Haikai Challenge #47
Scare
Villages on the country’s border were on a high security alert. One could see window panes and skylights covered with a black cloth or paper, to prevent light from passing through in the night. Blackouts were ordained, to mitigate the risk of enemy bombing. Television and internet were blocked to prevent give-away signals of a … Continue reading Scare
