Copyright-Rochelle Wisoff-Fields He was a colorful speaker; a man whose spirit caught others on fire; an anchoring icon to his community since moving to it fifty years ago. It was those abilities that caught the attention of leaders of the new fascist regime. They needed a man like him. On a Sunday afternoon in June,…
Author: Lisa or Li
Moonless New Year’s Eve
Luna nestled deep in cold fluffy forgetfulness, dreaming new dreams. Dull snow crystals; tears freeze on my searching upturned face. image link here
What do you see? # 10 — The Time Clown
Copyright: ALEXEY AVDEEV This-es and thats for the year complete Gathered with care, for Time Clown’s feat Put on strings he makes them rise As soon they’ll say goodbye Old makes way for new With hope so true This New Year Comes with Cheer Sadje is the host of What Do You See? Sadje’s prompt…
Winter’s Dark Blanket Awaits ~ collaboration poem
Originally posted on rivrvlogr:
Winter’s Dark Blanket Awaits On a fir tree dressed in snow with a green-white brocade, pine cones cast shadows in moonlight. As the old year is put to sleep, dreaming forevermore in silent night beauty, its light germinates a New Year. To create this poem, I’ve woven together my haiku response…
“Ding Dong Ding Dong,” by George Harrison — Coloring Club Plus — 12/31/19
Bonus Pic: This is the closest Mlady and Dotty have come to each other without conflict. The process of adjustment for them continues… The pillow Dotty is sleeping on is where I rest my arm when I’m at the computer, so her back is up against the back of my arm. You can also see…
Movies, Movies, Movies! #18 – December 31, 2019
Let the Sunshine In (2011) Starring: Juliette Binoche, Xavier Beauvois, Philippe Katerine, Josiane Balasko, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Bruno Podalydès, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Gérard Depardieu, Alex Descas, Laurent Grévill, Sandrine Dumas Director: Claire Denis Synopsis: Binoche, who I really like as an actress, plays a woman who is ever-searching for Mr. Right and always comes up short….
Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #47 — Burning a Bridge
Hen was the middle child and had sisters just a year older and a year younger, both of whom grew into great beauties by their early twenties. In order to compete with her sisters, she developed her sharp intellect into verbal riparte that could mesmerize even the most smitten away from the object of their…
