Every Wednesday I post a photo (this week it’s that one above.) You respond with something CREATIVE Here are some suggestions: An answering photo A …
Crimson’s Creative Challenge #265
Oh, dear,dear,dear.
Crimson’s Creative Challenge #265
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Literatus Obitus
On this day,
In 1870, the death of Alexandre Dumas pere, author of, “The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers,” swashbuckling tales of derring do.
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Sammiscribbles weekend writing prompt #340 #A science lesson
Long realised by everyone
our planet revolves round the sun
but do they ever take the trouble
to notice that it tends to wobble
and this we find is the main reason
why we have the things called seasons
and if it did not tilt at about twenty degrees
one half would bake and the other would freeze
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Sammiscribbles weekend writing prompt #339 #Troubled couple
With all the news and television footage
of those who have been kicked out of Frogmore cottage
it would not come as much of a surprise
if most of what we see or hear are lies
but even with no embellishment
they’re a disgrace to the establishment
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Crimson’s Creative Challenge #264
In this picture it’s clear to see
aspects of creativity
when an agile mind is set free
to make an object of such beauty
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Dies Natalis
On this day,
In 1832, Louisa M. Alcott, American novelist, probably best remembered for, “Little Women,” and 1898 saw the birth of C. S. Lewis, Irish writer of science fiction and numerous children’s books recounting adventures in the fictional land of Narnia.
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Dies Natalis
On this day,
In 1757 was born William Blake, English poet and painter and in 1820, Friedrich Engels, German socialist writer, friend and collaborator with Karl Marx.
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Literatus Obitus
On this day,
In 1993, death of Anthony Burgess, best known for, “A Clockwork Orange, “ subsequently turned into a controversial film.
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Dies Natalis
On this day,
Was born in 1849, Frances Hodgson Burnett, English author of such as, “Little Lord Fauntleroy and The Secret Garden,”
also, in 1713, Irish novelist, Laurence Stern, best known for, “Tristram Shandy.”
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When the pen takes control. 