His Voice ~ Really Bad Poetry
his voice carried through the bar with a huskiness that was ruff enough to pull a dogsled Continue reading His Voice ~ Really Bad Poetry
Category: Prose
Vulnerable
She was honest, witty, and cocky with an uncommon confidence though her nose wrinkled when she was feeling shy. Beautifully vulnerable. ⁂ Sammie Scribbles Weekend Writing Prompt Use the word “vulnerable” and write a piece of poetry or prose in exactly 21 words. ⁂ How did I do? Don’t be shy… Tell me what you think! Continue reading Vulnerable
Her Eyes ~ Really Bad Poetry
her eyes smoldered dark and heavy like the smoldering blackness of coal miner’s lungs after 50 years below ground Continue reading Her Eyes ~ Really Bad Poetry
Impress
He had always wanted to impress her but had always thought himself lacking. “Surely she wants more than I could ever have to offer her…” For years he had had regret that he’d never taken the shot when he had the chance, when she was right in front of him. And here she was, years … Continue reading Impress
True Colors
Piracy is as old as sea travel whether it takes place on the seas themselves or whether the pirates land along waterways. We have a tendency when looking back to romanticize it to some degree through its differing iterations whether we talk about actual historical events and examples of piracy or whether we talk about … Continue reading True Colors
Mitch the Toast ~ Really Bad Poetry
mitch was for all intents and purposes toast not the buttery kind that calms an upset stomach or angry toddler not the peanutty kind that always falls face down because kids always drop it not the kind that has jam or honey and that is served with tea but not the posh high kind of … Continue reading Mitch the Toast ~ Really Bad Poetry
Clinging to Mistakes: A Tomorrow that Never Comes
How often do we refuse to make a change in some area of our lives because we have spent so much time devoted to that thing as it is now even though we have come to realize what we’re committed to is no longer serving us? Only all the time… And I am pretty sure … Continue reading Clinging to Mistakes: A Tomorrow that Never Comes
