I am joining with mybabyjohn/Delores and others in bringing you a photo to stimulate your imagination. Please feel free to take the photo and run off to create a poem, a piece of prose or a picture to show us all. If you do decide to take up this challenge, please leave a comment letting me, and others, know that you have joined into the Monday/Tuesday Photographic Pandemonium.
The Monday (Northern Hemisphere) Tuesday (Southern Hemisphere) Photo Prompt is a laid back project wherein anyone at anytime can join in..post a picture on a Monday/Tuesday, write something generated by the prompt (prose/poetry/long/short/fiction/nonfiction), read, critique, whatever ... You have all week to think about what you want to write (or not).
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| This plaque was set into the pavement in an area of town I go to quite often. Until last week I had never noticed it, and I have been thinking about it ever since. |
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What a great prompt and what a terrific story told in such few words. I'm not sure I could do any better (but I'm sure gonna try).
ReplyDeleteA very frugal story indeed as it just tells it as it was :-).
ReplyDeleteWindsmoke: I loved it when I found it, but it does only tell a fraction of the story.
DeleteI do like it when I'm shown something in my city I've never seen before ... I'll have to go out exploring at lunchtime!
ReplyDeleteGeoff: It is set in the pavement in Garema Square between Poet's Corner and Koko Black.
DeleteThanks, I'll check it out tomoz! :-)
DeleteI saw it and read it with eyes mine own
DeleteThanks :-)
Wow! I want to know more!
ReplyDeleteBirdie: I agree. Over the next few days I am hoping that a variety of bloggers will put forward their take on it, but I would like to know more about the real story as well.
DeleteI bet there's a fabulous story behind that!
ReplyDeleteLadyFi: It would have to be an amazing story, wouldn't it?
DeleteThis is so very intriguing. Like the others, I want to know more about the story! Excellent choice. I will get back to you on this...
ReplyDeleteSusan Kane: I am looking forward to your response.
DeleteA touching poem of the blessing of child birth.
ReplyDeletePam: I would really like to know the story behind this plaque.
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