This challenge is hosted by Sonya – @ Only 100 Words – The idea? 3 lines about the picture, no matter how long or short, but only three lines! Image Credit: Steven Wei Sky My eyes raise with ardent hope In this tragic abyss Heaven awaits beyond the fray ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I linked up — why not take a whirl, it could be fun for you too! … Continue reading Three Line Tales: Sky
FIRST: We’re having a great conversation about what Grace and Space means to YOU! Join us on my blog, Melinda’s, Annie’s, Mandibelle’s, and others as we give ourselves permission to be imperfect, daring, reserved, adventurous, loving, withdrawn, human… To be ourselves and walk in contentment, not reservation. Seize the Day! NOW: Onto the Three Line Tale! This challenge is hosted by Sonya – @ Only 100 Words … Continue reading Three Line Tales: Grace And Space
Thanks Roger for offering Week #23 prompts for Practiced Practitioner! Gator Pond Gathered round the water before starting off for home, the chatter begins. “Good night hunting for you?” “Rocked any boats lately?” As with every evening, we enjoy talking about the delicacies of our meals. The tourists are especially tasty. With their selfies, turning their backs on us is ample opportunity for a quick … Continue reading Gator Pond {FFfPP}
For complete challenge guidelines, see the link below 🙂 The Pier I kept waiting for you. Thinking you’d return to that very bench we once shared. Silly, I know, but I believed if I waited, wanted, wished, prayed – you would come home to me. Your smile would make me whole, your love would fill my heart, your arms would encircle me, your passion would … Continue reading The Pier {FFfAW – 68th Challenge}
This challenge is hosted by Sonya – @ Only 100 Words – The idea? 3 lines about the picture, no matter how long or short, but only three lines! Time Flies Wheels keep turning, scenery flies by. Days, months, years become a blur. So many things to do, but prioritizing relationships with people – paramount. In the end, don’t let there be sadness and tears – feel … Continue reading Three Line Tales: Time Flies
Rocky Shore Though it may be difficult to return, you’re waiting for me. Strong. True. Though waves of indecision wash over me, you stop me in my tracks – your offer of grace and forgiveness as I find my footing. For the harsh word, the last word, no word. You’ve been my mentor, my Rocky Shore, from whence I came and will return. We won’t … Continue reading Rocky Shore {Friday Fictioneers}
This challenge is hosted by Sonya – @ Only 100 Words – The idea? 3 lines about the picture, no matter how long or short, but only three lines! The End of the Line I’m not ready to let go: Give up, Give in. I’m not ready to let go: Your words, Your smile. I’m not ready to let go: Our time, Our lives together. I linked … Continue reading Three Line Tales: The End of the Line
For complete challenge guidelines, see the link below 🙂 Field Trip The buses were noisy. Classmates were fidgety, whispering, stealing looks at friends or crushes, enjoying the day away from classes. As the day continued, room after stuffy room, chatter increased as patience decreased. Suddenly, the group stood quietly solemn as their tour guide led them to the rotunda. Veterans in uniform gathered, saluting Old … Continue reading Field Trip {FFfAW – 67th Challenge}
Thanks Roger for offering Week #21 prompts for Practiced Practitioner! Chopsticks Sta-mi-na Strug-gl-ing, This is so bor-or-ing, Hope-ful-ly I’ll be done soon… Be-cause I Want to go play and be out-doors to-day in-stead of just playing this tune! Do you know the little tune? Read the words per syllable with the music below. And, for the record, it isn’t the music presented in the image, but … Continue reading Chopsticks {FFfPP}
This challenge is hosted by Sonya – @ Only 100 Words – The idea? 3 lines about the picture, no matter how long or short, but only three lines! Letters Writing daily since our last night together. Aching inside, I eagerly await your letter. Longing listlessly for you. I know deep down it’s been too long. My love unrequited. Opening the box, I instead receive a letter … Continue reading Three Line Tales: Letters
