Visit Me

Visit me ….. by MIchelle Navajas

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Visit Me

i dream of you
in the early mornings of the days
when sunshine isn’t warm
and clouds isn’t dim
you’re playfully amazing
as i knew you would be
in your vague cute little face.

a vision of your smile
is all that i ever have
in my make believe nursery room
i would have built and designed
should you have
victoriously made it
out in this world
on your ninth month.

rest now my little angel
but visit me soon
anytime you want
and maybe then
you could stay longer
let me remember
the vagueness of your face
this time; clearer and distinct
visit me in the stillness of the night.

Losing a baby in pregnancy through miscarriage or stillbirth is still a taboo subject worldwide, linked to stigma and shame. Many women still do not receive appropriate and respectful care when their baby dies during pregnancy or…

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You’ll Be All Right?

You’ll be alright ….by Susi Bocks

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Inspired by Eugenia’s Weekly Prompt – Survival & Reena’s Exploration Challenge #221

a series of building blocks
set the foundation
master them well
or fall like dominos
but know
life is a strategic gamble
not mastered
only with good guidance
individuality, authenticity, and risk add value
a quality of life
maybe

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Writing System

Writing system …by Jim Adams.

Bet you didn’t know half of this 🙂

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Class today we will be learning about the alphabet.  Can anyone tell me how many letters are in the alphabet?  Bobby raised his hand and Miss Walker said, “Yes Bobby” and Bobby said, “There are 26 letters are in the Klingon alphabet.”  The whole class broke out laughing, which is exactly what Bobby wanted.  Miss Walker said, “That is very good Bobby, but I was referring to our English alphabet, which was based on the Latin alphabet, and it also consists of 26 letters, each having an upper- and a lower-case form.  Our alphabet originated from Old English, which came before the Modern English language, and it was spoken between the 5th and 12th centuries.  English was first written in the Anglo-Saxon futhorc runic alphabet, also known as Anglo-Saxon.  The Angles and Saxons came from Germany and settled in Britain in the fifth century.  The region they inhabited became known as ‘Angle-land’, or England.”

Bobby raised his…

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The Domino

The Domino …by Diana Coombes

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In reality, glass dominoes never work. When one goes down the rest will fall and shatter. That’s why they were kept on a high shelf, away from her two little girls. Although, when their cat walked past them, one fell forward and the rest followed.

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LIFE IS NOT JUST A RACE, IT’S A PROCESS!!!

Life is not just a race, it’s a process …… Amazing insights by Jasmine Bhatia

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In a huge river named GOMATHI, in Dwarka city Gujrat , birds were chirping around in the sky with a beautiful view .Devotees would come to the bridge SUDAMA SETU to throw coins in the river and pray to fulfill their wishes.

The mornings are less of water and that time, there were two girls, happily searching coins together in the river to earn few pennies ‘and share it among themselves. In order to entertain the kids and themselves too, there were a group of visitors who informed the kids that they would throw few coins in the river and the kids can take a good catch.

That was a game . The race was on who would get the maximum coins. Amazingly, the two kids who were collecting coins earlier as a team, started to fight among themselves because of the Race to earn more. Many a times…

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What makes me different

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This week Dr. Tanya has asked our opinion about this quote;

TODAY’S QUOTE:

Matt Wolfe

“There’s a lot of information out there for free, so you’ve got to figure out what makes your information different.”

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I think that, that the glut of information available on the internet is a real test for the discerning reader. Not everything that we read on the “net” is the absolute truth or even its first cousin.

How to present our information/ writing in a manner that people are attracted to it is an art. As there are millions of blogs out there, why should people choose to read your blog? The answer in my opinion lies in authenticity.

Writing what we feel and think gives genuineness to our content and people like to read that. Something that they can connect to and relate to is more likely to attract a reader.

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WDYS # 123 -A Roundup post

This brought the Ukrainian refugees to mind.

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The red illuminated sign invited travelers
Come hither, here we have a place for to stay
A beacon signaling refuge,
safety, and a place to rest
A signal for the weary to stop and break the journey
Come now, won’t you stop a while?

Great response again this week in response to this image. Please click on the links to read the contributions of our lovely participants.

Chris Hall; Outsiders

Lauren; Vacancy

Michnavs; Quiet death

Reena; Vacancy

Diana; No vacancies

Sangeetha; Much ~

Lady Lee; Vacancy

Punam; Opening

Maria; Vacancy

Tanvir; Vacancy

Jules; Out of danger

Mason; One drama after another

Jim; Woo hoo, let’s get a room

Susi; Empty where the heart resides

Radhika; No vacancy

Shreya; Does it matters who wins

Zelda; Vacancy

The novel reader; What do you see # 123

Yinglan; What the hell happened

Eugenia; Beautifying gaps

Anisha; Claustrophobic

Fandango; Country road

Suzette; Light in…

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