Devereaux Frazier and Beth Amanda are currently hosting the Tuesday Writing Prompt Challenge which was started by our star writer Christine Ray. We hope to offer all of you something that will spark your creativity and willingness to participate.
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Today’s prompt: Write a piece of prose or poetry that uses the words black eyes and cold winter rain.
Happy Writing!
Go Dog Go Café 
Reaching out to you
Tell me baby tell me our love was true
feelings of chaotic dismay
Leaving nothing left to portray….
Floating all around us
Pulling at the fabric all I can hear is static….
Lost in you, looking deeper into your black eyes, calloused and unkind.
A heartbeats silenced
A piece of me lost somewhere in between sunny days and the cold winter rain no I was not made in vain
All the pieces we left disappear from here, as someone cries someone dies
And we all will disappear from here
Still it’s all so unclear
If I could only feel here
Then all would be one…………
All that’s left all that’s kept….all that would one day go away…
No there’s nothing left to portray..
I’ll always see you this way….
Beautiful black eyes starry skies
And a love that never dies….
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Here is my response to the prompt
https://meghasworldsite.wordpress.com/2020/12/22/emergence/
Thanks so much, Beth and Devereaux for hosting the Tuesday Prompt Challenge. Wishing you both lots of joy and happiness for the coming year.
–Megha
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thanks for the opportunity lots of love from LA
https://wordslessspoken781842219.blog/2020/12/22/three-thelmas/
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This is a beautiful prompt. Here’s my little story.
https://anakinyc.wordpress.com/2020/12/22/love-alone-shouldnt-be-enough/
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Happy Holidays!
Christmas Crow
We watched the crow with fascination
as it tap tapped on the window pane,
saw its black eyes gleaming,
its wet feathers shining
in the moonlight.
And we understood.
We understood that it wanted to join us,
to perch amongst the baubles
on our shining tree
to share our fireside warmth
on Christmas Eve
and escape
the cold winter rain
We heard it promise
to sing for us
if we let it in.
We opened the window..
Of course we did!
Lynn White
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Thank you for the prompt. Here’s my take:
https://aikalandros.com/2020/12/23/among-the-ruins/
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Lost Passage Of Time
Stuck at nightfall
in a cold winter
rain, her cheeks
dripping mascara
looked like two
black eyes. It
was not so much where
she was, as who
she was. Another
blackout, another
lost day. She prayed
nothing untoward
had happened while
Janet was gone. All
depended on which girl
was out. She hoped
it was not reckless
Maggie.
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Here’s my take on the prompt: https://patbunnyblog.wordpress.com/2020/12/22/black-rain-reflected-in-cold-winter-eyes/
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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