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Royals
unleashedmagnificenceto inspire royalskings exude confidence - challengehunters Written for What Do You See hosted by Sadje
muffled voicesshudder in anticipationof impending stormsthat will permeatea power-driven world a world that worshipssuccess without ethicsimposes ruleswith vested interestson the pleaof perpetuatinga tradition the shadowy figure curses-unaware of the potencyof its injured right to existreleases long-held anguish curses are legacies of the oppresseddamnation- a cry of helplessnessdenunciation - a statement of rebellioncondemnation - endorsement of … Continue reading Legacy of the oppressed
I’m impressed by the Ikigai diagram, but the book fails short of expectations. Viability of a project matters - whether it is business, art, a social enterprise or development of an individual. It takes resources to make a project viable. What happens if the desire is intense, but resources are not easy to gather? I … Continue reading Ikigai
Laburnum — a tanka …. by Sangeetha

laburnum lantern
flying off on a wild romance
~ whirlwind spins her dreams
theatrical summer's end
leaves legacy of first love
Moonwashed Musings ~ theatrics; Reena’s exploration challenge ~ legacy; Cee’s FOTD; RDP ~ lantern
A perspective on history …. by Indira
PROMPT#248
We have a phrase this week to serve as your writing prompt.
…passing through a doorway in history
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Entering a doorway in history
hoping to get a glimpseof
our glorious past
written by our scholars
and
not what we were made to read
in schools
written by
rulers
politicians
and
rogues
with vested interests
Mother Earth ….by Eugenia

in all of darkness
there glows the moon
day birds soon ring in
the early morn,
kissed by the sun
a crown of laurel
grace rose-colored
mountains, while
78 seas bask in
sun-salted air neath
quilted clouds gifting
silvered droplets upon
mossy forests,
lush and green,
to nourish and protect
all living things and
all of life,
Gaia,
her legacy the very
soul of the earth
Reena’s Xploration Challenge#249
Prompt –
LEGACY – a single word but you can use any of these or other synonyms
Benefaction, Bequeathal, Bequest, Bestowal, Birthright, Devise, Endowment, Gift, Heirloom, Heritage, Inheritance, Patrimony, Provision, Settlement, Hereditament
-Eugi
Image by beate bachmann from Pixabay
I come across mashups or posts written for multiple prompts practically every day. The writer who aces it, IMO, is Jude Itakali. I miss Chris Hall who is not keeping good health, but she did a wonderful job of writing parts of her novel to the Six Sentence Stories prompt. I agree that writing to … Continue reading Multiple Prompts

hello #Dversepoetpub visitors, tonight at the pub Laura was going two by two to the bar.
So we are writing in couplets, I have chosen to go with cote version.
Using the form to describe the duplicity of the class system here in England and other places around the world.
nine #cotes.
Demands,
Unreasonable time requests, expected.
Impossible,
Tasks’ completion expected, NOW.
Respect,
Expected due to birth right, never given.
Demands,
A classless society badly required.
Impossible,
While hereditary titles remain legal.
Respect,
Not given to hereditary title holders.
Demands,
Of love must succeed over hatred.
Impossible,
While greed and fear rule society.
Respect,
Given freely to those with love in their hearts.
© 22/09/2022 rog leach
PerfectionWanna see in you what’s dear to me Individualityright to follow my own free will CouplesMirroring imperfection Lifestories of a search incomplete Written for dVerse Poets
Look what’s in the archive …. by Lady Lee

He took his great granddad’s watch from the drawer and looked at it one last time. He wore it on his wedding, a pocket silver watch from 1919, with a silver chain and a silver medal at the end. The medal was won by his great granddad from rugby and it still has the encryption of his name and the year. Ah, great legacy! When the son got married six years ago, he passed this silver watch to the son. There was a feeling of pride and loyalty when he saw his son wore it on his wedding.
An old silver watch
Passed on by his great granddad
The son now has it

Sing a song of praise for these men
Generously with love
Scribbled pages they left by then
Gaze up they sang above
Generously giving their lives
Remember their children and wives
Generously give
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