Throughout the month of August, I will be providing a daily writing prompt based on the title of a seminal feminist book. I am sure that not all of you define yourself as feminists, but I have very carefully chosen titles that I thought could be creatively inspiring to anyone. You certainly don’t need to be a … Continue reading Christine’s Daily Writing Prompt: The Woman Warrior
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Throwback Friday My Dear Companion – Christine E. Ray
We have only recently met But there is a sense of inexplicable Connection An easiness of souls Like greeting an old, dear friend Whom I share a deep History with As if we had shared A babysitter as toddlers And peanut butter sandwiches and Fritos In the lunchroom in grammar school And protected each … Continue reading Throwback Friday My Dear Companion – Christine E. Ray
Throwback Friday: Its Friendship by Liyona
Looks like a hug In the winter cold And warm fuzzy socks Even in spring Where we listened to the sparrows And saw the bees grow old I laughed more than I had thought was possible Warm tugging feelings in My arms Fingers crossed And chains on our Brest To Remember How much our time … Continue reading Throwback Friday: Its Friendship by Liyona
THROWBACK FRIDAY: Death is Patient
How do you feel about old? Old tells stories Old remembers Old has lived being old is blessed How do you feel about wrinkles? Wrinkles are my story They map my journey They show where I laughed also my heart sorrows How do you feel about death? Life is ephemeral Death is patient Sand in … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY: Death is Patient
Throwback Friday – High- Megha Sood
I’m breathing you in and exhaling out taking puffs of you and making clouds. I’m drunk on you intoxicated by your love with wine-stained lips I’m calling out your name Can’t get more of you seeping you into my soul churning my love out. I’m high on you Am feeling dizzy dreaming of us together swirling around wrapped in … Continue reading Throwback Friday – High- Megha Sood
THROWBACK FRIDAY – Clouds – Phillip Knight Scott
The world has turned and left me spinning time is thinning and I am alive. I long to live in the clouds, my mind a head of me among the billowing blanket of puffy cumulus, a misty mystic world, delicate and wet hinting at gray but not turning, only pulpy white. But mostly the soft … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY – Clouds – Phillip Knight Scott
THROWBACK FRIDAY – Fake News – Eugenia
While we appreciate frivolities also, a plenty of peculiarities What we read might be cushioned, be that as it may, credible stuff? What we read some fakery, or conceivably a glitch? What we read a play on words, however, one and done? What we perused good ol' fashioned, however, confused? What we read can misdirect, … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY – Fake News – Eugenia
Christine’s Daily Writing Prompt: The witch doesn’t burn in this one
Throughout the month of August, I will be providing a daily writing prompt based on the title of a seminal feminist book. I am sure that not all of you define yourself as feminists, but I have very carefully chosen titles that I thought could be creatively inspiring to anyone. You certainly don’t need to be a … Continue reading Christine’s Daily Writing Prompt: The witch doesn’t burn in this one
A Poet by Lazarus Shatipamba
Who ignores time walks in darkness, and who explores it is illuminated by great light.Ibn Ezra He was just a poet in a world of slay kings and queens.When the world tried to take the pen From his hand so that he pens not poems that will rise and standTo talk about the ways they … Continue reading A Poet by Lazarus Shatipamba
Christine’s Daily Writing Prompt: Against Our Will
Throughout the month of August, I will be providing a daily writing prompt based on the title of a seminal feminist book. I am sure that not all of you define yourself as feminists, but I have very carefully chosen titles that I thought could be creatively inspiring to anyone. You certainly don’t need to be a … Continue reading Christine’s Daily Writing Prompt: Against Our Will
