Echoes of my Neighborhood

Happy Thursday! Next to trees, I love clouds. White clouds, storm clouds, sunrise, sunset…and the sun shining through them is spectacular. They stir my imagination. They inspire me.

Today is a gray, overcast sort of day, so I pulled out some of my favorite sunshiny, blue sky cloud photos (I had so many it was hard to choose!) And I would like to share them with you. Hope these little snap shots of the sky above my head is an inspiration to you wherever you are. 🙂

This post is in response to Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha at acookingpotandtwistedtales.com. If you would like to see other “neighborhoods” from around the globe, click HERE.

I call this little montage, Cloud 9 🙂

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Dull

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Some prefer routine
dependable
halcyon
rigid
dull
give me
the thrilling
chaotic bliss
of uncertainty!

kat ~ 2 March 2016

A new form created by Jane Dougherty called the Hourglass. Here are the guidelines:

  • The form: ten lines with a syllable count of 5.4.3.2.1.2.3.4.5.
  • Remember to centre the poem to get the hourglass shape.
  • Try making the word in the middle a pivotal word that sends the poem off in a different direction.

If you would like to read others or try it out for yourself, click HERE.


Spring Weeds

Dandelions

first
to bloom
much maligned
Dandelion
weed

kat ~ 1 March 2016


The Watched Pot

The teapot dilly-dallied while she fumed.

kat – 1 March 2016

Prompt: Anticipation – A Six Word Story in response to Sometimes Stellar Storyteller’s weekly challenge. To read other stories click HERE.


Flash & Dance Haiku

 

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Painting: Jane Avril Dancing by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

A voyeur is thrilled
when sitting front row center
can-can dancers flash.

kat – 1 March 2016

A Haiku for RonavanWrites weekly Haiku Challenge, prompt words: Flash & Dance. If you would like to ready other Haiku or enter your own, click HERE.