I’ve got this!

hells bells! who do we ask who's up to task the ungathered rise to the final burden common sense sparse yet the crows caw coz they know all let's pretend indifference not the end own your beliefs or forever bear the heat Reena’s Xploration Challenge #274 Prompt - Being in charge of hell…. -Eugenia Copyright © … Continue reading I’ve got this!

Moonwashed Weekly Prompt #136 – 3/28/23 – Hiatus

ride the path of fate emotions on hiatus inhale the freedom Welcome to Moonwashed Musings! Your Weekly Prompt – Hiatus â€“ March 28, 2023 Go where the prompt leads you. It can be any variation of the prompt and/or image.  The screenshot below shows what Mr. Linky looks like inside. Add your name and the URL of … Continue reading Moonwashed Weekly Prompt #136 – 3/28/23 – Hiatus

The Limelighters #135 – 3/27/23

“Don’t live life anyhow, else you get anywhere. Plan your life somehow and you can get somewhere. A slow plan is better than no plan.”― Israelmore Ayivor Weekly Wrapup – Willy-nilly Prompt 1. Suzette2. Rockstar Girl3. Grace Y. Estevez - Reddy4. Destiny5. ben Alexander6. Goff James7. Jules8. Michelle9. kittysverses10. Sadje11. Ken Hume12. Susi13. Punam/paeansunplugged14. Tom15. … Continue reading The Limelighters #135 – 3/27/23

Bear with us Gaia

wedded to life we raise a hand to Mother Earth applaud her mastery of flora and fauna colors vivid neath a blue sky page I percieve the world, a manmade construct, acceptance dubious as we dally winds of fate continue “By day the banished sun circles the earth like a grieving mother with a lamp.”― … Continue reading Bear with us Gaia

Awww Mondays #79

“Sitting under a tree in a park in the summer, listening to birds and squirrels chirping while reading a good book is priceless.”― Charmaine J. Forde Linking up with Sandee at Comedy Plus Awww Mondays Copyright © 2023 Moonwashed Musings@amanpan.blog – All rights reserved. Image by Veronika Andrews from Pixabay

EZ-PZ Writes #43

cawing in the morn crows share news through wireless channels Lune The Lune is also known as the American Haiku. It was first created by the poet Robert Kelly (truly a great poet) and was a result of Kelly’s frustration with English haiku. After much experimentation, he settled on a 13-syllable, self-contained poem that has … Continue reading EZ-PZ Writes #43