In the idioms section of thefreedictionary.com, "eye of the hurricane" is described as follows:
- Lit. the area of calm in the center of a tornado, hurricane, or cyclone.
- Fig. a temporary peaceful time amidst more trouble and strife yet to come
For this week's prompt, I'd like you to craft your words around either meaning of this phrase. New prose and poetry are both welcome, as are fiction or non-fiction. Just remember, one entry per person and please keep your prose to 369 words or fewer.
Heading to bed, no idea the outcome of our election .... dreaming good dreams.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's morning and still no clear results.
DeleteI have my fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteI have my fingers crossed too – and I don't even live there!
ReplyDelete(Oh, actually, neither does Kim! But it matters to the whole world.)
DeleteIt may still be a bit
Delete@Rosemary, the more thinking heads and giving hearts the better. I'm crossing my toes, too.
DeleteNearly, nearly ... keep 'em crossed!
DeleteHave a good Wednesday everyone
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Have a lovely Wednesday
DeleteI can't remember the last time I was as anxious as I am today, so hurricanes and storms (and the calm that comes after, one hopes) is a very appropriate topic.
ReplyDeleteIt's been... something today. Trying to remember to breathe,
DeleteHi Rommy and many thanks for your prompt.
ReplyDeleteI haven't blogged since April, but you have inspired me!
Can't quite get my head round the link aspect of New Blogger though... will have to put some work into it...