(RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge #209 Old & Days)
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In Greek mythology, Cassandra was a cursed prophetess. She was gifted with prophecy but the curse ensured her predictions would never be believed. Not that it stopped her from speaking out. It behoves all of us to speak out about what is wrong but also about what is right. We can do that in our creativity whether it be prose, poetry or painting. What matters is the message.
Poetry from Paul Mortimer
Whimsical & Capricious Chatter
Formerly known as Far Out in Africa. This is where I document life as experienced by me
A picture tells a thousand stories!
Discovering the joy of art
Writer. Feminist. Historian. Person.
Photographs taken with a point-and-shoot camera journaling everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Poetry...in Motion
I'm Victoria Stuart, a poet who philosophizes and sings about family matters and entanglements.
Writings and Paintings by Artist Julie Robinson
Sharing a world of joy with photos and words
The world around through my camera's lens
writing on the inside of egg shells 📌
The Writer
She made broken look beautiful and strong look invincible. She walked with the Universe on her shoulders and made it look like a pair of wings ...
Excellent ! This is quite creepy 👍
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Oh good – I wanted it to be creepy.
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Poignant. Beautifully penned.
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Thanks, Nancy.
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Hello! Very good. I get creepy imagery with this one.
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Thanks, Vashti. I was hoping for that result.
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