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Three books to make the mind work. I want to write description like Hemingway, be as crazy as Jack Kerouac and have the skill of Salinger. Be careful and be safe my friends.… Continue reading
Three books to make the mind work. I want to write description like Hemingway, be as crazy as Jack Kerouac and have the skill of Salinger. Be careful and be safe my friends.… Continue reading
More than a name on the wall (Freedom isn’t free. Some men and women, gave everything away for freedom.) I became the old soldier in the tavern now. Drinking with the ghosts of… Continue reading
Originally posted on Steps In Between:
This year, our entire world is isolated and locked down during National Poetry Month. But I say, let the words roam! Let them “beat upon your head…
Originally posted on A Way to Fly:
Hello! This is my third post of Escapril and my English project: Writing in Times of Chaos. Prompt: Hometown Little Farmhouse Little farmhouse, Out in the…
Originally posted on The world according to RedCat:
Photo by P C on Pexels.com AwakeNot asleepCompany you keep TalkWorry sharingHand hold caring SteadfastStrong pillarRepels depressive killer ForthrightHonest, straightRestoring lost faith AcceptingBig, smallTrauma scarred…
Shipwreck memories A Poem by Coyote Poetry Just words. Shipwreck memories The irony of a long life. We will know joy and sadness. We will have good days and bad days. We will… Continue reading
Originally posted on Tiffany Arp-Daleo Artwork:
9″ x 12″ Watercolor and acrylic on paper Empathy is critical to our existence and our survival. Some have more than others, but it is imperative that…
Big Sur, California. Highway 80 A Chapter by Coyote Poetry Third chapter. Big Sur, California. Highway 80 … Continue reading
Originally posted on Wild Scared Crazy:
Be,Not perfect,Just truly you. Follow,Not trend,Just your heart. Dance,Your move,Not to impress. Sing,Your heart,Just for yourself. You,Believe me,Are truly special. Don’tKill yourself,Being someone else. For NaPoWriMo Day 10. A Hay(na)ku. Featured image…
In Hemingway’s book ” A moveable feast”. (Greatest book I have read) He befriended a quiet man, Ford Maddox Ford. In the book, Hemingways asked him, “Writing the poetry that is never to… Continue reading