Hello, Word Artists and Admirers! As many of you may have figured out, we sometimes trade off on hosting duties. We're pretty good at rolling with unexpected schedule shifts, picking up the ball when it's passed to us. But sometimes hand-off comes with an bit of an odd spin.
If you're a long time follower of Magaly's, you pretty much knew an optional prompt using the words "teeth, hammer, and blooms" was originally hers. They are exceedingly cool words, but it's silly to pretend they are mine.
Strut your stuff in either poetry or prose, fiction or non-fiction. Just remember, one piece per person and keep each piece to 369 words or fewer.
Next week, We will invite you to find inspiration in the following
quote, by C. S. Lewis, “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a
new dream.”


Ha ha, not my words either, but I did find them inspirational! Thanks for trading places today, Rommy. I love this team, and the ease of our behind-the scenes collaboration.
ReplyDeleteThey are quite inspirational! And our team rocks.
DeleteThank you for another interesting prompt Rommy and Magaly and Rosemary - always good to be challenged- Jae
ReplyDeleteYou're quite welcome
Deletei am so enjoying your prompts.... sparks fly on this one... can't wait to see the other poets/storytells input...
ReplyDeleteThey're very juicy words to play with
DeleteThe quote is not from Lewis but from Les Brown: https://www.cslewis.org/aboutus/faq/quotes-misattributed/ .
ReplyDeleteBecause Lewis's late-in-life marriage, and his willingness to learn new languages and try new literary forms, seem to exemplify what Brown was talking about, people think those were his words. But Lewis's generation did not talk about "setting goals." That fad started about 20 years after Lewis's life ended.
Noted! Thanks, Priscilla.
DeleteDear Poets, Better late than never I hope! Friday / tommorw is fast upon us.
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