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Toast with Tumnus
Daily writing promptIf you could have dinner with any fictional character, who would it be?View all responses I would like to have Tea with Mr. Tumnus the faun in Narnia, followed by blackberries with Peter Rabbit, and then drink from a chocolate river like Charlie Bucket. But this question isnât really about food, is it? On the other hand, if I can spend an hour with a fictional character, IâŠ
These I have loved
⊠the scents of home, breakfastand a plein-air feast of damp soil,crepe myrtle, driveway stonesand everything green, keepsakesof driftwood still briny from the surf,pines and their needles in piles,profligate petals floating on air,and from yards away, a whiffof fig leaves hiding green fruits.These are someof the scents I have loved. An olfactory list poem inspired by dVerse Nose noise
Night visitors
âI am the creature who smells your darkest thoughtsâFrom âJaguar Songâ Arthur Sze The monster lying in wait at 3:00 a.m. takes many forms. Stalking on velvet paws with sheathed claws, it blends with the shadows, whispering, âI am the creature who smells your darkest thoughts.â Like a rodent, it gnaws and nibbles at my dreams and makes a nest of the shreds. Itâs a bovine ruminating onâŠ
Missing the desert
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Exercise!
Daily writing promptWhatâs a promise you made to yourself that youâve actually kept?View all responses I take two hours of exercise classes four days a week. The morning routine gets me dressed and out of the house, and has even become part of my social life. Still, itâs a struggle to motivate myself when I donât see results. Our dog Melaza is my best cheerleader, although itâs hard to tellâŠ
"The sound of flies"
Daily writing promptWhatâs the funniest misunderstanding youâve ever been part of?View all responses Living in a bilingual household offers plenty of opportunities for hilarious misunderstandings. Last week, while in aerobics class, I discovered one I perpetrated on myself. For the first time since I heard the song âWindyâ in 1967, I finally realized that her eyes flashed at the sound of lies,âŠ
"Weekly Reader" or "Highlights"
Daily writing promptWhatâs a movie or book that inspired you to travel?View all responses When I was living in Honolulu in 1963 and 1964, either Weekly Reader or Highlights Magazine contained phonetic French language lessons. My friends in 3rd grade were mostly bicultural, busy after school with dance or language classes. I was already experiencing the life of a traveler, living in a big cityâŠ
Napp time
Daily writing promptWhat app eats up most of your screen time â and do you even feel bad about it?View all responses Screen time? Iâm so old fashioned that I still read books and watch TV. I use my computer to check Facebook and Instagram. I prefer email over text. Still, I do spend time on my phone, reading WordPress and playing games. To be honest, I donât feel bad about any of that. On theâŠ
Butterfly effect
Daily writing promptIf you could erase one trend from history, what would it be?View all responses Trend? As in fashion, music or other media? Or are we talking about a tendency? Trend: a general development or change in a situation or in the way that people are behaving I wouldnât try to erase anything in history, because I donât want to affect the space/time continuum. What would happen ifâŠ
Definition, please
Daily writing promptWhich outdated technology do you miss the most, and why?View all responses âOutdated?â Does that mean no longer useful or no longer popular? Replaced by something newer or something better? What is technology? The word technology is a combination of the Greek technÄ, which means âart, craft,â and logos, which means âword, speech.â It first appeared in English in the 17thâŠ
Poetry therapy
Daily writing promptWhatâs a chapter of your life youâd title âThe Hard Yearsâ â and what got you through it?View all responses In the early 1990s, I had to rebuild my life and self-image after failing at marriage. I enrolled in an MFA program and started therapy. My poetry teachers told me my writing was too direct and simple, but I didnât want to write the way they recommended. I ended upâŠ
Who are we?
Daily writing promptDo you think weâre shaped more by our experiences or by who we are?View all responses Ah, another trick question. We are the sum total of our experiences â Tom McCallum ⊠We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself. â Carl Sagan Anthelme Brillat-Savarin (1826): âTell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are.â âNature vs. nurtureââŠ
My unspoken excuses
Daily writing promptWhat is the best excuse you have heard lately?View all responses I have been working on my punctuality and am trying not to make excuses. I have plenty, and some of them are pretty interesting. Traffic backups are rare in my rural community and are usually caused by farm machines or animals. Still, there was that time when someone crashed while trying to pass a parade float.âŠ
"Chronicles of Narnia"
Daily writing promptWhich book have you read more than any other?View all responses For many years, I made an annual pilgrimage to Narnia, an early Portal Fiction series. When I began writing for middle grade readers, the magic portal became my Key to History. Picnic in paradise
When I was a tree
My memories are full of trees, and now I learn that our trees are full of memories. According to botanist Beronda Montgomery, when we exchange carbon dioxide with a tree, our breath is captured and remains. Her latest book, When Trees Testify, tells her personal family history in the voices of several trees. Driftwood Once a tree
A cat, of course
Daily writing promptIf you had to be an animal for a week, which one would you be and why?View all responses Everybody wants to be a cat, right? Or, even better, a French cat! Le chat de Charles
Manual can openers
Daily writing promptWhatâs a piece of technology youâre convinced will exist in 20 years?View all responses According to the science fiction Iâve been reading lately, we may be living in a post industrial age in twenty years and canned peaches will be used as currency. Keep your can opener handy and well-oiled.