Spotlight Poetry – Lone in Dawn’s Silence ~ Goff James #writephoto – featured in Daily Echo published by Sue Vincent
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Poetry – Senryū – Lone in Dawn’s Silence – A poem by Goff James
A poem inspired by Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt, ‘Return’
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Showcase Writing – Photo prompt round-up: Serenity – #writephoto – Published by Sue Vincent (Daily Echo)
Seeking solitude
Being lost to find oneself
Nature’s healing touch
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The photo for this week’s prompt was taken on the estuary looking across to Edinburgh in Scotland… where I should be by the time this is published!
We liked these photos so much that we used one on the cover of our book, Beck ‘n’ Call.
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Please note that there will be no writephoto prompt for the next two weeks as I will be away from the computer…and hopefully without any kind of wi-fi signal at all 🙂
My apologies for a dearth of comments this week…time ran out on me. Thank you to everyone who took part, visited or reblogged the posts or left comments for their authors.
All the posts are listed below, so please click on the links below to read them and leave a comment for the author!
Pingbacks do not always come through……
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Tanka – Dusk Blue-winged Lingers – A poem by Goff James
A poem inspired by Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt ‘Serenity’
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Spotlight – Thursday photo prompt: Serenity – #writephoto – Hosted by Sue Vincent (Daily Echo)
Welcome to this week’s #writephoto prompt!
You can find all last week’s entries in the weekly round-up, which was published earlier today.
Throughout the week, I will feature as many of the responses here on the Daily Echo as time and space allows, usually in the order in which they are submitted.
**Please note that disasters, exploding coffee posts and rogue viruses permitting, I will be away from the computer for much of the next ten days… comments, acknowledgements and reblogs will be dependant on being somewhere with a decent signal. Adventure calls…
All posts submitted by the deadline ( and please note that it is slightly earlier this week) will be featured in the weekly round-up on Thursday 10th September, linking back to the original posts of contributors.
Use the image below as inspiration to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light…
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Showcase Writing – Photo prompt round-up: Tokens – #writephoto – Published by Sue Vincent (Daily Echo)
Gestures of respect
Tokens left in memory
Gratitude displayed
Anonymous offerings
Minds and hearts freed by magic
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The photo for this week’s prompt was a strange choice. I knew, when I stumbled across it, that the photograph had been taken during a trip to Glastonbury some years ago. I knew that I recognised the shot… but it was not until after the prompt went live that I suddenly remembered exactly what it had captured or where.
The feather, the stones, the flowers, leaves and berries… all are small, organic offerings left with respect at the burial place of Dion Fortune, one of the great ladies of the esoteric world.
Her books and her work have probably brought more people to the study of the mystical Qabalah and to the realisation of the magic in every atom of Creation than any other writer of her era. You can read more…
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Showcase Writing – ‘The Token’ – A tale penned by Alethea Kehas – #writephoto – Published by Sue Vincent.
The raven circled in wait while the seeker studied the land. The bird knew her in the memory of her bones and the knowing had brought the raven into flight to follow the girl’s path. Finally she had arrived. Millenia had passed and the raven’s ancestors foretold that she would someday be there to recover the magic held inside the stones. They had watched time pass without judgement or remorse, tending the land as they did the skies with patience.
Some who traveled the land foretold doom in the birds’ black visage, shivering at the shadows cast upon their souls, unsettling the darkness they held within. It was not the raven’s darkness, but those that hovered inside their shadows. This the ravens knew as they circled the light and waited for the awakened one.
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Spotlight Poetry – Morning Naked Wakes – A poem by Goff James – #writephoto – Published by Sue Vincent (Daily Echo)
Tanka – Morning Naked Wakes – A poem by Goff James
A poem inspired by Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt ‘Tokens’
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Spotlight – Thursday photo prompt – Tokens – #writephoto – Hosted by Sue Vincent (Daily Echo)
Welcome to this week’s #writephoto prompt!
You can find all last week’s entries in the weekly round-up, which was published earlier today.
Throughout the week, I will feature as many of the responses here on the Daily Echo as time and space allows, usually in the order in which they are submitted.
All posts will be featured in the weekly round-up on Thursday 3rd September, linking back to the original posts of contributors.
Use the image below as inspiration to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, as long as it is fairly family-friendly.
Submit your link by noon (GMT) Wednesday 2nd September.
Link back to this post with a pingback (Hugh has an excellent tutorial here) and/or leave a link in the comments below, to be included in the round-up. If you link to any…
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