Originally posted on Entertaining Stories: Things have been slow around here, but I don’t want you guys to forget about me. I wasn’t designed to work from home, but I’m doing it anyway. There have been a lot of connectivity issues and delays, but I’m getting things done somehow. I was supposed to be in…

Nice entries!

Really like this! Hadn’t considered this use!

Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog): Wake in hope Last night was perfect You are gone *** This was written for Colleen’s Tuesday Poetry Challenge.  This week the theme was “The Day After”.  I chose a senryu, which is like a haiku but is a more personal poem which can be about love…

Originally posted on Kitty's Verses: Visualising positive morrows, Obliterate, Periods of pain of present, Smell of freshly watered Earth capturing life, Spirited songs of a songbird signalling strength, Set spirits soaring sky-high. Hues of nature, Paleness to vibrancy, Teaches immense patience, Promising unexpected potential, Anticipating happy outcomes, Turns a frown, From fright instantly, To…

Originally posted on Padre's Ramblings: Pixabay Colleen M. Chesebro‘s syllabic poetry challenge this week is to write on the theme of “the day after.”  I have coupled this with current events and Fandango’s One-Word Challenge to use the word “preview.” My thoughts of freedom Are but a scanty preview Of all of the things I…

Makes one think.

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: Inner Sanctum no bigger than a walk in closet ??????????home to everything important twin bed tucked into a corner ??????????meeting place & library chair dresser, of course ??????????clothes have to go somewhere 1950s school desk tucked into the open closet ??????????already too small in 1968 one small record stand ??????????holding the…