General

I have chosen words or situations for this week’s prompt from Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2023.

• Devastating solar storm
• Explosion in a nuclear plant
• Human birth in laboratories
• Alien attacks
• Earth changing its orbit
• Bioweapons

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You tell me that the future can be foretold

That a person can predict, see with unseeing eyes

All that lies ahead, years and decades away

Is the future like a book some can read and see

Or is this clever guesswork, based on current facts

There are things that are possible, but not probable

I haven’t seen any signs of alien invasion except in movies and shows

I do believe that….

If we kept going like we are, we may be the ones responsible for

What might cause a nuclear weapons or a nuclear plant to explode

Bio weapons, are already something we apprehend the misuse of

A day when the earth…

Be My Love

the earth is changing so fast
it might even change its orbit
who knows we can never tell
so long as we don’t go to hell.

the earth is changing so fast
aliens might invade and attack
that’s freaking scary, i swear
it’s okay just don’t despair.

the earth is changing so fast
laboratories might give birth
to world’s future brilliant leader
it’s fine though, just be a dreamer.

the earth is changing fast
and you my dear maybe lost
it’s alright, just be with me
and be my love.

Reena’s Xploration Challenge #263

I have chosen words or situations for this week’s prompt from Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2023.

• Devastating solar storm

• Explosion in a nuclear plant

• Human birth in laboratories

• Alien attacks

• Earth changing its orbit

• Bioweapons

You need not use the words verbatim. You can use one or more…

The chosen words or situations for this week’s prompt -https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2023/01/12/reenas-xploration-challenge-263/ from Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2023.

Alien invasion

Clara loved staring at the stars, they were gorgeous, sprinkling the sky like sugar on her doughnut. It was only a few years ago she landed on Earth, living with another family.

Time passed more slowly here, so three years were like three days at home. It took a while to get used the twenty-four hour day. Now it was like she never was on her home planet.

She missed home, but the strangest difference was babies were born to parents. Not in a laboratory. Her first memory was rows of cots, watching her fellow children grow like buds on a rose bush. Only moved to parents when they were old enough to talk. It was strange watching her earth family bring a new baby home.

They couldn’t do anything but cry.

I have chosen words or situations for this week’s prompt from Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2023.

• Devastating solar storm
• Explosion in a nuclear plant
• Human birth in laboratories
• Alien attacks
• Earth changing its orbit
• Bioweapons

You need not use the words verbatim. You can use one or more of the situations as a stimulus for imagination and base your piece on it.

Fear and the UNKNOWN: The Promotion of Fear and Ignorance through Censorship

Jesse folded his hands and sat back from the computer screen.
The staff prediction’s list in front of him, of mostly apocalyptic events, made him chuckle. Most had already happened to some degree and the others were based on what his more alarmist fellow science fiction editors liked to call unverified ‘conspiracy theories’.
He’d come to accept that blatant lack of self-awareness from co-workers, that was currently spreading faster than Covid-19, but rather than get…

Sudden pandemonium was all around after the Alien attacks, as a devastating solar storm caused an explosion in a nuclear plant, which was followed by Earth changing its orbit.  It was clear that there was no hope left for mankind and we were all going to die and even human birth in laboratories would not help us.  When the aliens started using their bioweapons on us, all hope was lost.  It was so frightening expecting to be killed any minute, and I just wanted it to end, so I put my head between my legs, and kissed my ass goodbye.  Destruction was all around, and I couldn’t pretend that it wasn’t happening, so I had to face the music knowing that there was no coming back from this.

Written for Reena’s Xploration Challenge 263, where she gave us 6 phrases or situations from Baba Vanga’s predictions for 2023 for…

Hey everyone, before my take on Reena’s Xploration Challenge, I have some sparkling news.

It gives me great pleasure to announce that I’ll be part of the upcoming Hidden in Childhood poetry anthology. Huge thanks to Gabriella Marie Milton and Literary Revelations Publishing House for the opportunity to join over 150 remarkable poets in this captivating compilation.

If you open the pages of this poetry collection, you will be mesmerized by the talent of the contributors, and by the range of stylistic approaches they use to recreate the world of childhood. The pages you will read memorialize the beauty and magic of childhood – remembrance of love and fairytales – as well as its ugliness – abuses, poverty – that unfortunately still exist in our world…

Extract from Gabriela’s preface, continued HERE

This really does promise to be something special.

Okay, do you sometimes accept to be taken advantage…

P.C :- RXC # 262

To the accompaniment of beats and drums,

dance and music,

They are carried to a place far away,

one last time on shoulders of gratitude.

Devoid of colours and life,

Death, a final engagement on this planet,

A special somebody to me, a nobody to everybody.

Pain, can’t be easily put on paper,

neither can be shared ,

days, months, years or a lifetime it takes.

Old sands of time give way to newness, undoubtedly,

But bouts of pain, hurt, loss too cloistered to be revealed,

Like pieces of puzzle waiting to be assembled they thrive around our being,

in abeyance.

Random dreams paint vivid caricatures,

In it I hold on to what never really was,

Evolving in dreams,

i gather strands of reality never lived,

Wondering whether, death a final dream

where pain obliterates on a different plane ?

A masterstroke.

139 words

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