Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: A soul laid open Offered and shared in friendship Journeys deep engraved Mapping possibility Accepted or held in trust * For Colleen’s Poetry Challenge ?

Originally posted on thoughts and entanglements: A couple years ago I spent some time in Sedona Arizona. Along with Santorini and Maui it was one of the coolest places I had ever been. It’s hard to put a name on this feeling. I found myself emersed in the energy and craving quiet. The light, and…

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Originally posted on rivrvlogr: life and its many choices each misstep a new lesson no map to show the way no one direction yet hopefully forward This gogyohka is my response to Colleen’s 2020 Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 192 #ThemePrompt, where the theme is maps. Image source: freepik.com

Originally posted on Straight From My Heart: Inside tiny heads, Journey mapped out perfectly. Flock of birds-migrate. Copyright @ Goutam Dutta https://colleenchesebro.com/2020/08/25/colleens-2020-weekly-tanka-tuesday-poetry-challenge-no-192-themeprompt/

Originally posted on I Believe, BECAUSE -: What I love about WordPress is fun prompts for inspiration. Loving Tradition as I do, I chose a Tanka  Haiku Senryu syllable count of 5-7-5; three lines.  The prompt word is MAP/MAPS, short and simple my creation below:  MAPS +++++++++++ GPS is in Latitude and Longitude Maps today…

Originally posted on Kitty's Verses: Guide through centuries, Unexplored destinations, Within reach, maps bring, North, South,West, East, play key roles, Traveller’s unseen angel. Deciphering these, A perfectionist’s pride, Clear lines drawn to scale, Oh! like doodles appears to me, Lost even with map, that’d me!! Poetry form :- Double Tanka (Two tanka with 5/7/5/7/7…

Originally posted on Tea & Paper: pixabay image always keep goingmaybe left or maybe rightyou’ll reach point zero tanka tuesday – theme prompt: maps

Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog): A hint on your lips Lost in your complexity A diagram, please I need to know the way in Some directions to your heart *** This was written for Colleen’s Poetry Challenge.  This week we worked with a theme, maps.  I didn’t use the word “map” or…