Writer. Feminist. Historian. Person.
tasting a new life
cerulean memories
(re)awakening
Image credit; ColinMaynard @ Unsplash
For the visually challenged reader, this image shows a Caucasian baby around one year old, staring into the camera with her big blue-grey eyes. In her hands, she’s holding a wooden block that she is trying to eat.
Thanks for the inspiration to …
bitter to the taste
her tongue touches the abyss
darkness surrounds her
This dark piece was inspired by …
Humpty Dumpty fell
And the crash was heard by all
Still, they said, don’t tell
False flags and footprints
Just like that infamous bell
Preexisting cracks
A story to sell
Elvis alive in freefall
Spinning carrousel
This is in response to two different challenges. One was to write a nine-line verse with this rhyme scheme: a b a c a d a b a, with c and d unrhymed.
The second was to address the notion of the Mandela Effect. I’m not sure if this qualifies, as it’s a non-narrative way to riff about some infamous (or ridiculous) notions, including conspiracies about 9/11, school shootings, the moon landings, and Elvis, but here it is.
Visit both challenges by clicking below.
unseen, a lone heart
beating in rhythm, unheard
devotion on loan
Thanks to Linda for a great prompt. Visit her site for more info.
the blush of springtime
happy colors, painted toes
lilacs and sunshine
Tina Stewart Brakebill 