This poem was written in response to Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt Use the image below to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, by noon (GMT) Wednesday 22nd March and link back to Sue’s post with a pingback. Here’s my take on this beautiful photo. **** InContinue reading “Thursday photo prompt: In The Deep #writephoto #amwriting #poetry”
Tag Archives: Flash Poetry
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#3lineThursday #FlashPoetry The Sea of Glass
This Flash Poem was written in response to the Three Line Thursday photo prompt. **** The Sea of Glass Caught in my world like a mermaid in a stream. I freed the face I had trapped in my dreams. Free at last! We dove into the sea of glass. **** Julie captured a photoContinue reading “#3lineThursday #FlashPoetry The Sea of Glass”
#3linethursday: #Farewell
This poem was written in response to the Three Line Thursday photo prompt. Thirty words maximum, three lines. Here’s my take: Farewell Day dawns onto my dying eyes. Farewell Tears pour into the depth of divine despair. Love Sinks with the last glimmer of the kiss of Death. **** Want to read some of theContinue reading “#3linethursday: #Farewell”
#3linethursday: #Waiting For You
This post was written in response to this weeks’ Three Line Thursday prompt. Three lines, 30 words maximum. Waiting For You I watched you leave while showers of tears Streamed down my face. ‘Come back, my love.’ I’ll wait here ’til the sun disappears. That is the one I published on Three LineContinue reading “#3linethursday: #Waiting For You”
#3linethursday: The Clown’s Trunk
This post was written in response to this weeks’ Three Line Thursday prompt. Three lines, 30 words maximum. The Clown’s Trunk Lipstick smeared on bruised lips. Blackened tears. ‘Let’s play,’ He said, then pointed. ‘Would you unlock the trunk, my dear?’ @LucciaGray Clowns are such sinister characters, and well, their trunks, they’re just theContinue reading “#3linethursday: The Clown’s Trunk”
#3linethursday: Mary’s Monster
This post was written in response to this weeks’ Three Line Thursday prompt. Mary’s Monster A spark gave life to the monster in her mind, The twisted ink from her quill ignited the blaze, Her fingers drew the blood which spilled onto the parchment. On 31 October 1831, the first revised editionContinue reading “#3linethursday: Mary’s Monster”