The rigidity of East and West, North and South confines life, but has given rise to the concept of a miracle. Sunrise in the West, or Sunset in the East will be deemed a miracle, as the geographical points do not move to accommodate the Sun. Directions represent the fixed nature of the universe. The … Continue reading Laws of the Universe
Here's a Butterfly or Mirror Fibonacci. The order reverses after Line 8. dusk spreads dark ink on the sky de-colors my dreams silver moon brings brushes and tools to reawaken creativity in minds and empower hands to repaint life in colors sun returns brings hope Writephoto and Tale Weaver 161 at MLMM
twilight zones exude colourful mystery when day meets night Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
blind devotion path to exploitation what’s in it for you is sensible, not selfish keep our head on your shoulders In other words, devotion at Patricia's Place
Battles are about establishing supremacy. Battles are initiated when one intends to show others as small, or others retaliate in the face of imposed smallness. Whoever wrote ‘all is fair in love and war’ was so damn right. There are no ethics on the battlefield. It is only victory that matters. The difference between love … Continue reading No Means No
scalding words intended to diminish end up as seeds for a heightened sense of individuality I look down on the ashes of a bond that once defined my boundaries of living I burn but just enough to induce belief in myths of the Phoenix (44 words)
sweet dreams linger on of pretty, tarty beings on blades of green grass they invade privacy welcome a romantic spring Ronovan Writes Weekly Poetry Challenge
twist of fate tends to sharpen edge of doubts buried deep in the dark subconscious truth’s not always fair Shadorma written for Weekly Writing Challenge #130
two hemispheres of the brain four chambers of the heart life is not singular symmetrical beauty sometimes a dream In other words, heart at Patricia's Place
life emerges from deep hibernation, looks like spring offshoots of my buried, frozen dreams? I still mourn the ones I lost Haikai Challenge #22 by Frank J. Tassone
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