Ok, for all you word expert writers out there, I have a challenge for you. Take the following words and include them in a poem or story. Good luck…
epitome, extemporaneous, flamboyant, plethora, and vivacious.
After you have written your poem or story, please email me your link so I can read it…Thank you…
I conjure thee oh tree of life.
Rise from thy slumber, and renew from thy bowels, the eternal spirit of love.
Favor Mankind with thy grace, and restore to purpose, the wisdow once acquired.
I summon your branches touch EACH being with your compassion,
and may you enrich these beings with divine purpose.
This was my rendition to someone very special who just passed. He would always do these challenges, and THIS one, is a tribute to his life.
Oh heavenly Father, to thee I pray.
Thank you for all he good that has become my life.
The trials and tribulations thou has sent, have become my weapons, strength and resolve.
To thee I seek, but one thing, your everlasting love.
Bring me home into your glory, and may your light forever shine upon me.
Amen…
Hey Scribblers! this week we’re going to build our writing skills by trying to describe the intangible. that means we can’t use physical description.. but we can refer to one obliquely.. as metaphor or comparison. since it has no physical reality it can be an excellent time to use surrealism. the emotions or feelings it creates can give your readers an excellent idea of what you’re after.
Soooo.. the intangible you need to describe is silence. it is oppressive? blessed? uneasy? eerie? lasting? momentary? describe it to us and help us see and feel it.
*****This is MY rendition of this Challenge…****
I am found in lonely contemplation.
I reside in the halls of Darknesses’ abode.
I am sometimes deafening to the point of madness.
I am thee who forgives the wretched soul.
Find me in thy Temple, Evening is called thy time.
The mind knows me as solace.
Peace is often achieved through me.
My name is but a metaphor for contentment in a troubled, engaged Society.
Seek me, Find me, and I shall grant you everlasting contentment.
