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Tag Archives: writersblock
Heads Up, Writers!
Heads up, Writers! It’s time to save the world! We need a Charles Dickens, to show us what the census numbers really look like walking; we need a Thomas Paine to tell us just what might really work; we need … Continue reading
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I Will Choose the Picture
This is the photo for Writer’s Block Challenge #54.When I downloaded the photo, the title of it turned out to be “train-station-trey-ratclif.” Whatever that means.To the right of the photo are possibly windows. I think I see the hint of … Continue reading
Second Wind
This was originally posted on Yahoo 360. Writer’s Block Challenge # 22 (My first time participating.) : Why would a quiet soul want a scary door? This is not the door to MY heart. If I close my … Continue reading
Writers Block #52: The Agnostic Shepherd
This is dismal. Some have heard angels sing. Some say that star leads to a faraway hope. My feet are wet, and I have no idea why it has to snow again tonight. I am looking for a … Continue reading
Writers Block Challege # 51
Solace: I am holding up a mirrorIt is holding back the tideAll the monsters that could harm youAre here on the other side You are safe within the vesselSafe is what you’ll always beThough the demons think they see youAll … Continue reading
My grandparents
The first of my immigrant grandpas was William. He came to Massachusetts from Scrooby, Nottinghamshire via Leiden, Netherlands in 1620. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mosmd/leaders.htm Shortly after William arrived, my grandpa, Christian, (a Mennonite) came to Pennsylvania, where he died 4 years before the … Continue reading
Writers Block Challenge # 27
I wish I had a camera that could show the view from me: Peripheral and everything I do and do not see. And it would have to focus without zooming, and should stay Attentive to the details and wide angles … Continue reading
Writers Block Challenge # 26
Ladybug, Ladybug Fly away home Your house is on fire Your children will burn I’d fly home if I could, But I’m lost in this weed. The flower I’d chosen Has all gone to seed. The … Continue reading
Writer’s Block Challenge #24 — Ghetto Edgers
Steve and Ardene have a place at the lake, but they live ’round the corner from us, on the edge of the ghetto. Mike and I were walkin’ the dog one Saturday. We walk towards the east … two blocks … Continue reading
Writers Block Challenge # 23
Stuff and Nonsense by Rani Kaye (formerly known as “Mystic Poet”): This should be a cozy haunt: Up and down the stairs I jaunt. If I try to walk away, I’ll find I’m asleep, and stay. If I try … Continue reading