Originally posted on One Woman's Quest:
Natural light preferable to artificial – not the harsh fullness of noonday sun but softly filtered rays – luxurious, inviting. Love too, should be subdued, gentle as a zephyr, not mythical but yielding, mindful; not worshipful nor boastful, but comforting, warm I am waning light, the mistral wind…
Originally posted on Reena Saxena:
I’m tired of being rebuffed. I wonder why people build walls to keep me out. I see no reason for anyone to fear or dislike me. I would like my fellow beings to be companions in my journey. There is so much to learn, to discover – all that I…
Originally posted on words less spoken:
i had not taken notice that there were no flies in that lobby the mail slots are still there the supernatural tungsten charm of Bogey cigars and cancer i can smell the sordid gardenias when did nature go so wrong and i can see the nylons and the hats…
Originally posted on Does writing excuse watching?:
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Originally posted on I Write Her:
Inspired by BrewNSpew Cafe Weekly Prompt 10/14/19 – Supernatural ? Samantha died on April 26, 2019. It was shocking to her family and friends. She hadn’t even been ill, seriously or otherwise. The coroner ruled it was natural causes. His department had run all kinds of tests to rule…
souls drift in silence eerie sounds assault the air intoxicating Dreams are illustrations… from the book your soul is writing about you. – Marsha Norman Presenting the week’s prompt – You may use the word(s), phrase and/or image to interpret the prompt. Due to my blog having some youthful followers, please and thank you for…
swaying trees amused a leafs perfect pirouette the final farewell October is the fallen leaf, but it is also a wider horizon more clearly seen. It is the distant hills once more in sight, and the enduring constellations above them once again. – Hal Borland Here is this week’s BrewNSpew Cafe Wrap-up for the October 7 through October…
