Brittle promises ~ free verse

Brittle Promises …. by Sangeetha

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Brittle promises,
riding breezily on a rice paper boat
on choppy oceans of this random universe;
Whimsy as its clumsy sail
of patchwork patterns cut out from life,
Chance as its wayward hope,
earnestly tying new born souls with tinsel.



What if tomorrow comes?
What if the gods renege?

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Mindfills for Sammi Cox’s weekend writing prompt ~ renege in 49 words; FOWC chop; RDP patterns ; another one for dVerse Ekphrastic poetryinspired by the art of Lee Madgewik

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Growth

-breaking the eggshell-outgrowing mediocrity-finding new groundor new surfaces-experimentingwith different channelsof communicationis all so intrinsicto growthto planting meaningin the mundanesoil of life Then, is it a crimeto renege on wordsI did not seeas a binding contract? Written for Weekend Writing Prompt

Blogging Challenges

I moved from 28 followers to 3K+, just by participating in writing prompts. What changed in the process was the intent and theme of the blog. I moved from articles to flash fiction and poetry. I do have a flair for writing from schooldays, but I accept with full gratitude that I learnt a lot … Continue reading Blogging Challenges

MOMENT IN THE SUN: Reena’s Xploration Challenge – 248

Moment in the Sun ..

By Ken Hume

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This week Reena Saxeena over at Reena’s Xploration Challenge set us the task of writing something in response to this line: “passing through a doorway in history”.Below lies my contribution, a poem titled: Moment In The Sun.

MOMENT IN THE SUN

This is our moment in the sun
When we embrace the spotlight
Or cut and run
Because it’s too bright!
This is your 15 minutes
Of fame
When we surpass our limits
And dance in the rain
Make the most of our time
Here on earth
Sing; travel; paint or rhyme
Show us what you’re worth
Because we’re just
“passing through a doorway in history”
A mere drop in the ocean of time
A twinkle in our maker’s eye
What happens next is a mystery
Which way you turn
When you walk through that door
No way to discern
What lies in store
Until you turn the handle

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No going back

No going back ….by Sadje

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We have a phrase this week to serve as your writing prompt.

…passing through a doorway in history

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Past holds a fascination

The desire to know all that’s hidden

Beneath the dusty pages of yesterday

The wonder of what and how things occurred

Makes us want to step through the doorway in history

And take deep look, at the events that happened then

We want unvarnished, untarnished and unbiased truth

And not the version of one set of ideals or the other

But it it even possible to know the whole truth

And not the one as seen through the eyes of the narrator?

It seems that there’s no going back!

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Written for RXC: PROMPT # 248, hosted by Reena

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In the wilderness ~ a nonet

In the wilderness — a Nonet by Sangeetha

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In the wilderness of everyday
I stumble upon cracks of time
letting out into the now
new born fronds of futures
made up from pieces
of yesterdays
you and I
wandered
wild

Cee’s FOTD; dVerse OLN; Reena’s exploration challenge 248 – passing through a doorway in history; poetry form ~ a nonet

A nonet has nine lines. The first line has nine syllables, the second line eight syllables, the third line seven syllables, etc… until line nine that finishes with one syllable

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Passing Through

Passing through …. by Diana Coombes

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Written forhttps://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/ passing through a doorway in history

Passing through a doorway in history, Peter couldn’t interfere. He was told if he did, then time would change in unfathomable ways. If he killed Hitler, it wouldn’t stop the war, just the time it took to make them.

Today he chose the start of the first world war, well not the real start, but the ignition of the fuel. A reason to start a war, when all they needed was an excuse. His homework book in his bag, and clothes to represent the time, he stepped over the edge and into a different world.

How did they live in a world without internet?

They talked in restaurants, unaware of how close they were to history. One movement to the left, and the war would never happen. He followed the man responsible, through each alley, and for a split second, he…

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