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welcome readers & writers! in this cyber space please find: + a photo writing prompt + a place to post your creative writing response (poem, memoir, short story or the like) to the prompt + a community of readers and fellow writers excited to read your writing + morsels of genuine fiction, poetry & creative non-fiction as the blog is updated. share a response as often as you'd like. everyday discoveries from my life, captured on film, will serve as prompts. this is not a place where we will critique one another's work; however, words of encouragement or praise for writers who share their work are most welcome. writers, share your story, poem or creative non-fiction response to the photo by clicking on comments; word count is flexible. cheers! demery

Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

railroaded


welcome, readers & writers. many thanks, brian potopowitz, for writing freddie, the sequel in response to my story yesterday - fun stuff! 
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here is today's photo prompt, along with the haiku i've written in response to it. i'd love to read your spin on the photo, short story, poem or creative non-fiction. 250(ish) words or less. click on comments below to share.
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5. 7. 5.
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riding the rails - there's
no work in sight, 'cept making
dairy towers right
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come write with me...
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Thursday, October 7, 2010

prickled


readers & writers, welcome! thanks to filmguy and brian potopowitz for your great posts on yesterday's photo prompt. it's a joy to write with ya'll.
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i took this photo at the park last week on the first "cool" day of fall here in austin (low 70's). writers, what's your short story, poem or creative non-fiction response to the photo? i'd love to read it! 
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as for me, i'm thinking it's time for a haiku or two:
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5. 7. 5. (x 2)
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silky green surface
beckons a touch. ow!  curse your
peanut window pane
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desert harvest loop 
stand down your summery thorns
sing a song of fall
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Thursday, September 30, 2010

illumined



welcome readers & writers. jessica lemmon and filmguy, thank you for your stories about Roo's place. i love to read your work!
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here's my spin on today's photo prompt:


5. 7. 5.
transitory light
this tempest breaks, blossoms heat
bleak midnight scatters


come write with me!  story, poem or creative non-fiction. 250(ish) words or less.  don't stress - just type! click on comments below to share your work.
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Thursday, August 12, 2010

powered



welcome readers & writers.  writers, those were some awesome posts yesterday. thank you for your contributions!
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today's photo prompt is a shot i took on a long drive a few weeks back. i was as tired that night as i was last night working on this post. lots of substitute teaching this week for me - which is both wonderful and draining. without much creative energy left over, i decided to try my hand at a short form (haiku) poem.

haiku (5-7-5)
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night curve, pavement blight
bleary eyed ebb, gunning home
seek, track, moonlit path
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you writers may have more to say on the photo, which would be awesome! i'll be reading :) so come write with me today by submitting your story, poem or creative non-fiction work below (click on comments). 250 (ish) words or less. and, if you like write away every day, spread the word to your writing & reading friends!