passing moods-intense expressionsin writing-emanatefrom roller coaster momentsless lived; just inspired Photo Challenge at MLMM
Intensity
passing moods-intense expressionsin writing-emanatefrom roller coaster momentsless lived; just inspired Photo Challenge at MLMM
Immortality .... by Artie
A thought-provoking piece by Bewilded
Here’s a conversation for a prompt.
Person A : How many children do you have?
Person B : Biological, spiritual, emotional or legal?
My thoughts
Me and Mine : the mum in me
A touch of love. They are the key to my soul and heart. Whilst one is my pride, the other is my joy. As I watch my girls grow, their difference in personalities are intriguing and, yes, sometimes frustrating. The wondrous part is I’ve learnt that my two little girls balance me. Whilst the eldest is my pride, the youngest humbles me. As I navigate these waters of motherhood, and alone of recent, I try my best to instill morals and values of a lasting kind. My legacy for me and mine: Your name walks before you. Confidence is your crown, simplicity your jewels and respect is your gown.
Me and ours : the…
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What separates us now is a hazy veilignorance, misunderstanding or a vile gamewe don't see eye-to-eye, distrust prevailsvision is not lost, but it's not the same ignorance, misunderstanding or a vile gamethe knife in my back hurts, it's intense painvision is not lost, but it's not the sameI've learnt my lessons, so no tears reign … Continue reading Veil
Let it go wherever it wants to goThose who believe see roses in the snow You never know what joys are trapped under iceYou need to dig life to find all things nice Discover warmth underneath, when it’s coldI’s like to die without growing old You’re not down because of cold weather bluesIt’s negativity that … Continue reading Optimism
perfectionunimagined loveexpressed throughcreativeeffort- exquisite is workof man or nature Moonwashed Weekly Prompt
“I always call a spade a spade, take it or leave it”, hisses my firebrand sister and leaves the room. To each her own. She has changed three jobs in the last two years and been in and out of relationships ever since her teens. I must confess she is often right on logical and … Continue reading Tact
About family ….. By Larry Trasciatti

I am sixty three years old, and have never been lucky enough to meet the right woman and to get married so I have no children. As far as I know it would be nice to be remembered, after my death, but it is not necessary. I understand that people speak metaphorically of people who are not related, as if they are. I do not like that practice though. As far as I am concerned, if people are not related physically or legally, they are not related. Among other things it is so unforgivably corny. I have very traditional square ideas about family life. The prompt asks about how my thoughts and being multiply in the universe. Over the years I have influence others, and they have influenced me. I am not famous so my imprint has not gone especially far. Each of the people with whom I have significantly…
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Its presence feels almost treacherous - overarching the turbulence within me, but inert. I assume it is afraid of my immeasurable depth. Who wants to get lost and lie at the bottom of the ocean, waiting to be excavated by a diver or submarine? I fear its density and compactness, its capacity to hold secrets … Continue reading Lost truths
Children …… By Len

Person A: How many children do you have?
Person B: Biological, spiritual, emotional, or legal
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Person A: How many children do you have?
I have two children, born six years apart. My daughter is 48 and has five children, and my son is 42 and has one child.
Person B: Biological, spiritual, emotional, or legal
That’s a thoughtful take on children. I’m not sure how to answer that, except write about my own involvement with children. Children are our future. All we can do is pass on some knowledge from our own experiences and hope that they can survive whatever is to come in these uncertain and technology-driven times.
I was raised Catholic and I tried to pass Catholic values on to my children. To ground them in moral values of right and wrong. I can honestly say that they have…
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