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 …
her heart still exposed
cracked open and still bleeding
still it’s not enough
Thanks to Sadje.
Drink Me was her—admittedly, completely unoriginal—first thought. But really what else does one think when one sees a tiny door. If reading had taught her anything it was that tiny doors lead to magical places full of lovely flowers and great adventures. Intent on finding the beautiful bottle that she knew MUST be nearby, she didn’t see the bark begin to ripple. Sadly, little Allie had forgotten another important lesson about magical doors: they often have guards. Before she could even think “what a curious feeling,” she felt its arms around her. Now it’s her turn to wait.
PHOTO PROMPT © Fleur Lind
a winding ribbon
vistas beyond perception
possibilities
Image credit Sarah Whiley
alone in her room
unbridled inspiration
becomes a best friend
Penitence” by Fritz Zuber-Buhler (1822-1896)
This piece was inspired by this piece of art (provided by bookplaces Museum Writing challenge) and the following quote (offered by Reena’s Xploration challenge). Visit their sites and read some other inspired works.
“I think if you are curious, you create opportunities, and then if you open the doors, you create possibilities.”
– Mario Testino
Tina Stewart Brakebill 