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Relic – 100 words

January 14, 2024 By Ellen

Relic Station commute, cloudy breath – warm coat. I slip my hand into my pocket and find, not hankies and the change I keep for shop doorway residents, but a mask. Paper cotton, ear loops and that unforgettable yeasty breath smell. I’d put those birdsong bright days of fear and wide empty roads away. They’d […]

Filed Under: 100 Words, 365, 365 photos, other things I have learned, review Tagged With: 100 words, coronavirus, covid, mask, pandemic, prose poem

Find inspiration, she said – 100 words

January 2, 2024 By Ellen

Find inspiration, she said Hello! I don’t know what you look like. I’m over here. I can’t see you. Give me a sign. There. Did you get it? No, only a leaf tumbling, and some scampering. That was me. Show yourself. Are you a squirrel? No. Or only sometimes, then I’m a bird, or a […]

Filed Under: 100 Words, 365, 365 photos, other things I have learned, review Tagged With: 100 words, creative writing, inspiration, muse, prose poem, prose poetry

Resolution – 100 words

December 31, 2023 By Ellen

New year: new you. What’s wrong with the old me, the current me? The me that hurt, and worked on it, and fell apart. Put back together. Kept going. Achieved the things that, with your try-harder, get-better whip cracking, you want me to leave behind. In the old year, like the broken bauble and the […]

Filed Under: 365, 365 photos, other things I have learned, review Tagged With: 100 words, creative writing, New Year, prose poem

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