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
repainted stories complexity of layers baffles sunlight #writephoto
a part of the whole seasons separated but strung in threads of time Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
In the initial stages of my banking career, I was taught how to tally signatures on a cheque, when in doubt. The cheque is to be held upside down. The strokes and slants show better in the reverse position, and can be compared with the original specimen signature. The technique stuck on in the subconscious. … Continue reading Upside Down
stirring minds stun, mute plain imagination move in quantum leaps Colleen's Weekly Poetry Challenge #72
Here's a combo of an acrostic and a Fib, married to the theme 'Steadfast Turmoil'. Test Use Recheck Murky waves Or risk drowning In strong whirlpools of emotion Lest the steadfastness of turmoil in life fails February Writing Prompts
