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Each sunset signals the end of another day and each sunrise the glorious new beginning

A narrative of a true account experienced by the author

A cherished memory of one who stayed with us for a short time.

"There was a pirate, There was a gyrate, There was a high rate! There was a sigh fate! Go on! Because you're megatron! Speak on! Because we're in Pluton!"

When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, “ It’s near Halloween.” - Unknown

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My response to week 34, habits

Irony takes several forms and, unless you are the subject of it, it's often amusing.

This hub includes a poem in response to Brenda’s weekly word prompt, “Habits”. You wanna know my bad habit? Then why don’t you read the poem?

This article includes some background on the word sonder. This is based on Brenda Arledge’s 35th word prompt. Included in this article are two poems.

The author feels that Emily Dickinson might have had a secret to share in her poem “I Robbed the Woods”, and so she shares her intriguing thoughts with the readers through her poetry and also responds to this week’s word prompt “Sonder” in it.

We all might think we're different but truth is we are all the same inside.

"Response to "Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 35 (Sonder) - "Sonder"; "A Moment of Sonder"; & "Sonder Feeling" is my response to the word prompt, "Sonder" suggested by Kyler Falk. I'm not certain I got this one right, but this is what my muse came up with for this word.

If we want to change things, we have to plug in the power of prayer.

The universe is fascinating to study. Scientists are learning more about it, but much is still unknown. I share facts, thoughts, and a poem about the universe.

People are born with emotions; even infants display feelings, and voice them. Additionally, we learn some of our emotional patterns from parents and family. Altogether, these emotional identities express our inner selves. Would you be you without your emotions?

The article includes two poems I wrote in response to Brenda's word prompt for week 35, Sonder. Thank you to Brenda Arledge and Kyler J Falk for providing me the opportunity to understand the meaning of this very unique and beautiful word.

Established authors, past and present, have no need to candy coat the truth about writing. The final article in this three-part series is dedicated to sharing writing wisdom about learning the art of writing, adding humor to our work, and naming our work.

Another New Year is just round the corner and again we will get busy charting new year resolutions. At the start of every year we make a list of resolutions with great enthusiasm, but seldom succeed in achieving the goals. This is because our habits determine the success in achieving our goals.

William Butler Yeats’ widely anthologized "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" remains one of the poet’s most famous poems. Its emphasis on yearning to live a quiet, peaceful life renders it a pleasurable reading experience—the kind of poem that anyone taking a poetry break would appreciate.

Life is full of different colors. We should enjoy every color of life.

"Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 35" is an article to help inspire our creativity. I choose a single word prompt encouaging others to write a poem, a short story, a song or any combination. The only requirement is to relax and have fun writing.

A poem is in response to the word prompt "Photographs." Reliving precious moments from the past through photographs is a wonderful experience.

The value of memories is priceless.

My response to Brenda Arledge's word prompt, 'fear'. I hope everyone will like it.

No matter who you are, where you're going, nor what you're doing, you play a crucial role in my world. This is my early response to my own challenge request for Brenda Arledge's week 35 prompt for the newly originated word, "sonder."

Here is a lovely poem on the rose. The poem states how a rose plays an important part in our lives. At the end of the poem, you will find an important lesson taught by the flower.

Reading awakens your imagination. Get new inspirations and that’s why it’s Inspiration Day. So you should increase your love of reading. We hope that all of you will be inspired to read from Reading Inspiration Day.

It's time to get up is about getting ready to pursue your dreams. In this journey, you have to first set your goals and then work on them with full potential. But, if unfortunately, you get an unexpected result in your first step. Don't lose hope, and take the second step with full potential.

In "I robbed the Woods," Emily Dickinson creates a speaker who confesses to a crime: she has robbed the "trusting" woods and "unsuspecting" trees, and she later wonders what those natural beings will say about her brazen act.

I am the creation of a soul. All the colors that appear in me are filled with the same. She protects me from the harsh weather.

When it comes to raising children in families, it is the duty of the elders to give them good values ​​and protect them from stubborn habits, but not every stubbornness is bad.

The 38th collection of poems from near the Jersey Shore

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Looking for the best November Quotes & Sayings? We have rounded up some of the top November quotes and sayings for you to Spread Joy and Positivity

If you need some light, uplifting books to read, then look no further than this list of books that will absolutely delight you and brighten your day. Text

My poem, "Ron's Chariots of the Blood," was motivated by an email message my husband Ron sent me about his dream featuring his galavanting into poetry criticism. Ron is a very skillful landscape artist, who appreciates poetry but acknowledges his limitations regarding poetry criticism.

Aaron Jones is a convict. His sentence is to fly a round trip to another star system as the lone crew member. On the return trip he has to take an unscheduled passenger.

Although Karen lies motionless in her hospital room, she is far from helpless. With the grip of her evil Aunt Claire loosing, there is still a battle that must be fought. Voduo is not a practice to take lightly. It has been used on many occasions to eliminate one's enemy!

Some word prompts go unnoticed, while others will grab my attention and unleash the beast, {so to speak} as this one did. The challenge word,“habit” (Brenda Arledge's Week 34 Word Challenge) led me to think of bad habits and then, this mind of mine, took it from there.

This is Chapter Three of Ripples On the Water

Many books provide tips and guidance for publishing success and this series of articles takes you directly to a trusted source of wisdom – established authors. My hope with this compilation of writers is that they will assist you in your writing objective.