Minds are deeper than oceans. Neurologists and psychologists have only managed to skim the surface. dark minds they scare me for I don’t know when they change beyond all realms of perception view it as insanity without seeing turmoils raging within, which transmogrify known entities into complete strangers And yet, the only thing that fascinates … Continue reading The biggest uncertainty
I remember a comment on one of my posts – “Too much freedom will be terrifying.” People need a structure to feel secure, a set of rules to prevent encroachment on others’ rights and the satisfaction that others are also bound by rules. I get to mull on the degrees of freedom, when I interact … Continue reading Tsunami in the mind
the case of life not getting resolved ever clear thought process muddled with every mad stone thrown at the protagonist Weekly Writing Prompt #145
rebels lose all hope confronted by destiny eternal tyrant Ronovan Writes
repercussions of empathy with the players drives wedges in my real alliances but loyalty does matter Haikai Challenge by Frank Tassone
premeditated sublime or plain silly certain tools sever life-saving connections in the hands of idiots Tale Weaver at MLMM
browsing the web blank pages spring to life interwoven chunks of filtered reality blind me to true stories In other words, browsing at Patricia's Place
slice of life stories create awareness of concealed issues concerns voiced highlight significant trivia Colleen's Weekly Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge 87
Thank you for the wonderful prompts. Elsie, and keeping us engaged! Wishing your husband a speedy recovery! Stay blessed! Here's my take for this week; tabloids usher one into high octane worlds for ages to come celebrations of spirit call for a different rhythm Weekly Tanka Prompt #100 by Elsie Hagley
reluctant participants in each other’s life they did their best to cobble a life together and retain some space for individuality a stained glass table provoked thoughts if it was constituted of spaces or fillers of empty moments yet the picture looks heartbreakingly beautiful (44 words) Quadrille #48
