Inspired by and written for Simply 6 Minutes – thank you, Christine
As a biker maybe I should be shocked and horrified, but the bike, albeit a tad rusty and in need of some TLC, is not damaged so I figure this is not a crash site. The truth is I love the power of nature this image creates so challenge on a sonnet in 6 minutes. Here goes
She’s Taking It Back
Form: 13 Line Sonnet — abab cdcd efef g
We think we own it and are in control
Our modern thinking setting all the rules
Money and more money the only goal
And love is sold for the sparkling jewels
Nature has lost because we have her bound
Restricted to what we want her to do
But she’s working her wisdom underground
Ignoring her warnings where fierce winds blew
Dumping our trash that we don’t need no more
A sports car replacing the need to bike
Fly-tipping here and there worse than before
We don’t care so what if nature doesn’t like
Mother Earth in silence does it her way
Word Count: 102
Time: 12 minutes
©JezzieGFarmer2022
This is marvelous, and I love beds are burning 💜
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Anthem from the uni days
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Yes and very forward thinking too
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Indeed
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An important message and creative write for an interesting photo.
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Thank you, Michele
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Very well written! Goes with the image so well! Thanks for participating!
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Thank you for the challenge, I’m really enjoying it
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Awesome! I love reading how differently people respond to the same prompt!
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I worry I misinterpret prompts as my muse can go off on some really strange tangents
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I often wonder if my take and response will insult the host
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Yes, that’s exactly it as I can be quite dark in my writing – not happened with you yet, I don’t think.
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Lol! Nope! Won’t happen either. I go there too! 😂
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That’s good to know
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Reblogged this on Stine Writing.
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Thank you for the reblog
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I love how you’ve captured the toxicity of the disposable culture, it worked well with the prompt
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Thank you, Pam
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