Where am I? this is not the place -I dreamt of -planned to reach Yet, I stop and look for something worthwhile again https://lindaghill.com/2019/08/09/the-friday-reminder-and-prompt-for-socs-august-10-19/
Where?
Tanka
five lines give a good scope for expression Tanka is my fave it assimilates haiku cutting need for kigo words https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2019/08/10/saturday-mix-lucky-dip-10-august-2019/
My Perspective
Queen Nandini’s perspective ….
“A favorite theme which reflects in my writing is perspective. I’m totally fascinated with the potential of this – how it creates different realities for each of us, and impacts the world. One wonders what is truth – scientific evidence, what we feel with our senses or a writer’s take which transports us to a different world.” ©Reena Saxena
This is my take on writing two different perspectives on Arranged Marriage: my personal Perspective and my beloved Mother’s Perspective. I hope everyone enjoys reading this post. Please comment and like if you have a chance.
My Perspective on Arranged Marriage
An Arranged Marriage was never my first choice
I agreed after knowing him and dating him
I am devoted to my parents and they loved me even more
I knew that I shouldn’t be worried.
I believed there was a soulmate in the world, born for me
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Overcoming
-wasted emotions teach me how to rise -cherished stories turn to junk -currency of love devalued in real markets life has to go on and it’s more than love -born alone undivided soul -I extended myself but did not give away or sell I learnt to celebrate -my capacity to love and share … Continue reading Overcoming
Skeletons
“Splash some green paint on the apple. It is needed for Halloween décor.” “Do a Google search for ‘poisoned apple’ images. You might get better ideas.” “ I don’t like fairy tale themes. Those are repeated everywhere.” The skeleton surprised me on the party evening. “Where did you get this from?” “Somebody’s cupboard.” Am I … Continue reading Skeletons
Art
Art ….. by Ramya Tantry
“Photography as an abstract art – It doesn’t matter what it represents.What matters is how one interprets it and feels its beauty.”
For Reena’s Exploration Challenge
It is an Caption image prompt, which shows two persons staring at a wall with frames. The frames are either empty, or show silhouettes of people.
Reena’s Exploration Challenge — Caption challenge
Captioned by Jade Li
“What’s missing is the big picture.”
Reena is the host of Reena’s Exploration Challenge. Reena says to caption the above photo.
The who’s who
The Who's Who .. by Eugenia
Just Caption It
Just caption it ….. by Jim Adams
“I had no idea that you are related to Benedict Arnold”, said Lois. Leo responded, “Apparently one of Benedict Arnold’s descendants Benedict III married his cousin Mary Arnold (who was descended from the William George side of the family) and he gained control of the family estate in Norwich, which I am set to inherit next week. The Revolutionary War general is best known for being a traitor, which is not something that I am particularly proud of and I only found out last year after I had my DNA tested by 23andMe. Then I joined Ancestry.com and I found a leaf which led me to my ancestors. I guess it is better than finding out that I was related to Hitler.”
Written for Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 99 caption prompt. This image shows two people staring at a wall with frames. The frames are either empty, or show silhouettes…
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Reena’s Exploration Challenge #99
Welcome to yet another week of creativity! CAPTION PROMPT This is the perhaps the easiest challenge that appears in this space. It is an image prompt, which shows two persons staring at a wall with frames. The frames are either empty, or show silhouettes of people. The difference is you need not write a full-fledged … Continue reading Reena’s Exploration Challenge #99
