In response to Scott’s Daily Prompt, Twenty Five
The blackbird perches High in the silver elm tree The wind tests the trunk

A quick one – a haiku written without the letter o.
In response to Scott’s Daily Prompt, Twenty Five
The blackbird perches High in the silver elm tree The wind tests the trunk
A quick one – a haiku written without the letter o.
In response to Scott’s Daily Prompt, No Thanks
Visitors from the stars Passing by Would be appalled And leave well alone Abandon us As the hopeless savages we are
One lumen
The light of a candle
It can be seen they say
For many miles
Candles burn tonight
One for each lost angel
Light that will been seen over many years
Still bright in our minds
A million candles
A fiery sun of bittersweet memories
The burning potential
Of lives that never were
Originally published in A Spring of Dreams
Today’s prompt is. Twenty-five
There are 26 letters in the English language, and we need every single one of them. Want proof? Choose a letter and write a blog post without using it. (Feeling really brave? Make it a vowel!)