Tag: End of Summer Scavenger Hunt

• Remind me, to forgive

  If I can ever forgive you,For the horrible things, you did to me.Remind me, to stay true.Dear love, if I can ever forgive thee,Remind me of the wounds, old and new.Darling, remind me, who were we. This was written in response to the End of Summer Scavenger Hunt Challenge . Thanks to Val for inspiring…

  Mimu

  September 1, 2021

  Challenges/Writing prompts, poetry, Uncategorized

  challenge, creative-writing, End of Summer Scavenger Hunt, EOS21, forgiveness, motivation, poetry, prompt, short poem, wordpress

• Jealousy, rebellion and hatred

  Jealousy – A Kimo Came across a picture of them, love struck.Jealousy, the green devilStood by my side again. **** Kimo poems are an Israeli version of haiku. Most of the rules are still familiar: 3 lines. No rhymes. 10 syllables in the first line, 7 in the second, and 6 in the third. Rebellion-…

  Mimu

  August 12, 2021

  Challenges/Writing prompts, Uncategorized

  birth, Blogging, End of Summer Scavenger Hunt, EOS21, haiku, hatred, Jealousy, kimo, love, lune, midnight musings, poetry, prompt, rebel, short poem, thoughts, Writing challenge

• Drunkenness – A Zappai

  In my drunkennessEverything was gloriousUntil it was not This Zappai was written in response to the August Scavenger Hunt challenge hosted by Val at A Different Perspective. Val has given us 13 prompts lots of short forms of poetry to complete by August 31st. To know more about this challenge, click here.

  Mimu

  August 8, 2021

  Challenges/Writing prompts

  drunk, End of Summer Scavenger Hunt, EOS21, poetry, prompt, thoughts, Writing challenge, Zappai