DAILY PROMPT
Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt.
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You look like a ghost
sound like a ghost
haunting the corner of my eye
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I turn my head to find you
not there,
gone
as if you never were
Vilhelm Hammershøi
Were you
not a ghost
or were you
never near?
Like my sanity?
Were you ever here?
WordPress Everyday Inspiration:
One of the goals of this course is to tap into new and unexpected places for post ideas. Today, let’s look to Twitter for inspiration.
One of the goals of this course is to tap into new and unexpected places for post ideas. Today, let’s look to Twitter for inspiration.
I was inspired by the Hate spread on Twitter by Trumps Hate Brigade to write the following:
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When we hold ourselves back
when we step away
when we separate ourselves, distance ourselves, keep to ourselves
we can not see
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How a like we are.
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” Spot ”
New Orleans, LA
October 2012
Daily Prompt
Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt.
I have a story to tell you about a house
that is full of ghosts.
They walk in the halls
they slither
in the walls
they scream from the basement
and whisper from the attic.
I have a story to tell you about a house
that is full of ghosts.
The house never sleeps
but it always dreams
the windows are shuttered
but there is nothing they can’t see.
I have a story to tell you about a house
that is full of ghosts.
Don’t bother to knock
just push open the door.
I’m waiting to share them
each and every word about them
With you.
Photography: Developing Your Eye I ( WordPress ) is a 10-day photo challenge for bloggers of all photography levels, from beginning photobloggers to pro photographers
Day Seven: “Big” — A Point of View
Today, let’s go big. Photograph something of massive size, inside or outside.
I took these a few years ago when the King Tut exhibit came to Seattle.
I had been lucky enough to be invited to an event for the Media and Elected officials before it was opened to the public.
I was beside myself- I was going to have a chance to stroll through the exhibits eat some great food and hear some great music- plus there was a bug zoo going on at the same time.
What can be better then that?
Seeing this before the exhibit opened:
I walked out of my warehouse and saw this peeking at me from the street above:
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I couldn’t believe it- Anubis, looking out over me.
I had been fascinated with archeology since I was eight years old and most of what motivated me to learn and work as an embalmer was Anubis and what he represented.
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I walked a little closer and looked up – it was a very surreal moment.
The I ran through the tunnel to the street above and there he was:
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Anubis would look over the building I work in for the entire time The King Tut Exhibit was in Seattle- the day they took him away I couldn’t watch. It was sad.
Still, when I walk by the King Street Station I can still see him there:
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I took these photos with my digital point and click camera- I was trying to figure out how to use it and get interesting shots from it despite the fact it did all of the thinking.
But I did all the feeling.
Photo: A.M. Moscoso
( Seattle, Washington
Pioneer Square
May 2012)