in hope we inscribe
the page where the heart speaks words
writ where all can see

Thanks to Putting My Feet in the Dirt for the beautiful phrase: the page where the heart speaks words.
Writer. Feminist. Historian. Person.
in hope we inscribe
the page where the heart speaks words
writ where all can see

Thanks to Putting My Feet in the Dirt for the beautiful phrase: the page where the heart speaks words.
“Five hundred bucks! You can’t spend that much money on a balloon! It’s crazy.”
“It’s our anniversary babe. No expense spared. Plus I had some money put back. Don’t worry. We’re golden.” It had only been a month but she’d see. It would be perfect! Then she’d say yes. We’d be together forever. I was sure of it. Ignoring the look in her eyes, I stroked the velvet box in my pocket and imagined our future. Her words barely penetrated my reverie.
“We need to talk. I’m sorry … I can’t …. Maybe you can still get your money back.”

PHOTO PROMPT © Ronda Del Boccio
Thanks to Rochelle for her fabulous Friday Fictioners challenge and to Kristian for the WOTD-golden.
Choose wisely or be forever frustrated.

Double thanks for the inspiration for my words of wisdom (haha!) to Soul Searcher’s Six Word Story Prompt of “forever” and Linda’s SoCS prompt to use a word starting with “ch.”
T’was fun!
as the world transforms
two minds and two hearts connect
synchronicity

Thanks to Colleen. This week’s challenge required a poem using synonyms only for the word prompts of transition and harmony so I substituted in transforms and synchronicity. Head over to her page for details and some great writing.
One of my favorite Word Pressers (not sure if that’s a legit phrase, but I like it!) has started a new venture called The Short of It. It’s a wonderfully generous site where she gathers and publishes short-form prose and poetry.
In her words:
My goals are to find those poets and writers who have something big to say in as little words as possible. Those who can touch someone’s heart in a meaningful way by leaving the reader saying wow, feeling an epiphany or just loudly internally screaming YES! The hope is to turn those memorable pieces into an annual anthology. I’d like to leave readers feeling we may think small but we are mighty wordsmiths!
So join me by participating in this new venture or help me find those poets out there who have much to say, and offer it in a way which is, as they say – “short, sweet and to the point.”
I’m in awe of anyone who is determined to put themselves out there to showcase their thoughts and feelings on any subject. Thank you for your willingness to be a part of this with me!
I am honored that she chose some of my work for the site, so please read (and share if you’d like) my piece entitled “living love” for The Short of It at I Write Her.
Thanks!!!
Plus you can find submission rules and more info at The Short of It