If only the creative process
Would yield to intimidation.The scenario would go something like this:
Alright you little buggers…
I know you’re in there,
All jumbled up together
In a nonsensical mass
Back in the darkest
Recesses of my mind.I demand you hold
Your serifs up high
And step forward
In a coherent sentence
This instant…
Or else I’ll tear you apart
Letter by letter…
Punctuating your demise
With glee!!And they say writers are unstable.
Balderdash!
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Intimidating
Writing
Drawing A Blank
little to be said
my brain sputtering on fumes
maybe tomorrow
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Type
Word of the Day: Penned
In A Nutshell #81
It’s
Not so much
Individual
WordsAs
How
They are strung
TogetherIgniting
An
Emotional
Powder keg
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Words
Heads Up, Rover
Writing
Is
A lot like
Playing
With your food
You
Move words around
On
A piece of paper
For awhile
Then
Feed it
To the dog
Fandango’s One Word Challenge: Writer
Ghost Riders
Photo by Yaopey Yong @ Unsplash
Never would
The
Bike’s owner
Have
Guessed
When
He propped
His trusty two-wheeler
Against the
Wall
That
Come nightfall
In
The glow of the
Full moon
His ride would
Mysteriously
Vanish
A faint trail
Of
Stardust
All
That remained
Sadje’s What Do You See #146
The Well Ran Dry
I had
Big plans
Grandiose ideas
Ready
To commit
To paper
But alas
My pen only
Sputtered
Spitting out
But a few
Meager
Drops of brilliance
Before coming to
A screeching
Halt
End of
Story
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Ink
Photographer’s Lament
Photo From Pexels.com
Face
Contorted
Just
Right
Holds
The camera
Real
Tight
Concentrates
With
All her
Might
Framing
Subject
In the
Sight
Gives
Tiny bird
Such a
Fright
Away it
Flies
Out of
Sight
Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #167
Striking Out
The sly fox
Stealthily
Zipped
Around the corner
With
Zero noise
And barely a footprint
Left behind
Quickly retreating
Into the pines
With zilch to show for
Its hunting excursion
Linda G. Hill’s Stream Of Consciousness Saturday: “Zip, Zero, Zilch”
Ragtag Daily Prompt – Fox
An Epiphany
Photo by Ben White via Unsplash
Patiently
She offered encouragement
As her little sister
Slowly sounded out words
One by one
And painstakingly
Put complete sentences together
Realizing with certainty
For the first time
She would one day
Become a teacher
Out of My Write Mind 