the magic begins the moment you start being yourself
Hi, this is the 5th W3 prompt hosted by David (see link below), the poem prompt is by murisopsis entitled ‘Finding a voice’ which inspired my short poem below. The guidelines being to write a monorhyme poem of 4 lines or more, thanks for looking: and for those of you are a fan of theContinue reading “W3 Poetry Prompt”
Hi, today May 20th is World Bee Day, and the theme for World Bee Day 2022 is ‘Bee engaged: Build Back Better for Bees’. The United Nations is keen for people to think about bees as we rebuild our lives following the COVID-19 pandemic, develop awareness of beekeeping and the importance of bee-derived products. WeContinue reading “World Bee Day”
In reality everyday should be Earth Day, but each year April 22nd is marked as a day to remind us of the responsibilities we all have to take care of our Earth – she is our home and is the only one we have. The theme for Earth Day 2022 is Invest In Our Planet,Continue reading “Earth Day 2022”
Fandango’s challenge for today is the word ‘clearly‘ and Ragtag’s word is ‘observance’, I have combined the two, you can see their links below. Here is my poem:
Hope you have enjoyed your day – Fandango’s challenge for today is the word ‘colony‘, you can see his link below. Here is my poem inspired by the word:
Fandango’s challenge for today is the word ‘petition‘, you can see his link below. Here is my poem inspired by the word:
Prompt for this Week from Lady Jabberwocky is to write a poem or story based on the word ‘Elephant’, see her link below, here is my piece:
Fandango’s One-Word Challenge for today, the last day of January is “probe”, also this weeks prompt from Lady Jabberwocky is to write a story or poem based on the word ‘blizzard’ – see their links below here is my poem:
The winter solstice, (also called the hibernal solstice), occurs when either of Earth’s poles reaches its maximum tilt away from the Sun and today 21st December is that day for us in the Northern Hemisphere. Since prehistoric times, the winter solstice has been a significant time of year in many cultures, marked by festivals andContinue reading “The Winter Solstice”
The origin of Zen – The Buddha is said to have given a “silent sermon”, he held up a flower and gazed at it, after a while, a monk called Mahakasyapa, began to smile. He is said to have been the only one who had understood the sermon. According to legend, that smile (that isContinue reading “Zen Inspiration for Poetry”
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