
Frantic like
Doctor Frankenstein
💉 in a thunderstorm ⚡
Frantic like
Doctor Frankenstein
💉 in a thunderstorm ⚡
Frantic like
Doctor Frankenstein
💉 in a thunderstorm ⚡
His lips on my palm, spine pressed with calloused fingers ever pulling close 《alice k.》
Source: Singular Longing – PoetErotic
connection needed now more than ever to feel your touch again Copyright (C) 2020 Penny Wilson Image by Free-Photos from PixabayÂ
flashlight batteries - Ali Grimshaw
When you choose what follows I am ... pick your words with care. I am brave can make walls disappear. I am enduring can see you through troubled times. I am curious can allow you to travel on a floating leaf without leaving the front yard. Sometimes others want to choose our words for us. You are trouble. You are incapable. You are unworthy. The secret is words won't stick to you if you don't want them. If you look closely they can be found. Those unwanted words are removable. Peel them off Brush them away or gently blow them into the breeze like seeds of the dandelion. You never have to keep the words unless you want them. So, what words will you choose to follow I am...?
Women Who Think Too Much by Jeanne Marie
I find it ironic that I’m writing this blog post at a time when I’m having severe writer’s block. But maybe this is what I need and what some of you might need as well. It’s hard to write when you don’t know what to write about. It’s hard to write when your imaginary friends have decided to go on vacation and didn’t give you any warning. And it’s hard to write in emotional times (although you would think those would be the easiest times to write, they aren’t).
So to try and get my inspiration back, that’s what this post is for! Plus I thought it would be helpful for anyone else who isn’t feeling inspired as of late. So here are some tips to help us get our inspiration back!
1. Writing prompts: Not going to lie, I’m not the biggest fan of writing prompts. Some writing prompts…
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The prompt for the Saturday Six Word Story (6WSP) #46 was: Family.
Here’s the roundup post for 6WSP #46:
By rugby843 at The Bag Lady: Family is the beginning and end. ♥️
By Trix: Disappointed, she left her family forever.
By The Abject Muse at The Abject Muse: She wished she’d never been adopted.
By Aashi D Parekh at Falling upwards:
“Family?”
“Strange! What’s that?
I’m orphaned.”
By Sadje at Keep It Alive: I am incomplete without my family.
By Leena T Pandey at WordJini: They’d made her what she was.
By Di at pensitivity101: Family by blood doesn’t mean closeness.
Dear Family,
I miss your hugs.
By Angie Trafford at Angie Trafford: The bond uniting us together. Forever.
Papa’s assumptions
go geopositioning
precious princess
By June at jaquintinwriter: Precious mementos – interior acceptance fading ghosts.
By Lauren: Family…
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Writing is like driving at night in the fog.
You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.
– E. L. Doctorow
Today is Day 200 of the 2020 Daily Writing Challenge.
Did you write yesterday? Half of the year is in our rear-view mirror, and I am drawing a line in the sand. The targets I missed, the stories I didn’t compose, they no longer matter. These last six months are history. Done. I won’t lie, 2020 kicked me in the head, leaving me stunned, unsteady, and incapable of completing anything beyond basic tasks. I bet I am not alone, but don’t count me out yet. They say what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger, right? I am confident I will discover I am more capable than I have ever been. I dug deep, reevaluated my annual goals, and I decided…
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