'Hi-yo silver away' pull the trigger masked man, hidden aspirations in, the midden dreams, unbidden pull the trigger heroes and demons, forbidden identity, hidden was it (ever), a given? pull the trigger or, ask tonto 'cos, i don't know
poetry | 101 | rehab | trigger
My (late) prompt for this week’s Poetry 101 Rehab Prompt is TRIGGER.
So, this week, I dare you. To pull, the trigger, but not your punches.
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Always found it interesting that Tonto was a real Native American in a time period when this was unheard of! Jay Silverheels (acting name) was a Mohawk from a reserve in Southern Ontario, Canada.
Your poem is intriguing. Yes, lets ask Tonto, except he died in 1980.
“Trigger is a very interesting prompt. Not sure what I’ll do with that,” she added.
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Thank you, I used to watch it when I was young but the significance of the role of Tonto didn’t register with me…(at the time)
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Triggers and such – a limerick : http://wp.me/p5BCD4-q1
I shouldn’t have…but I wrote it down and posted it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Hurrah!
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One of my favorite TV programs as a young child was The Lone Ranger. Watched it faithfully until the series end. Your poem brought back some wonderful memories from childhood.
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I loved the series so I’m delighted it brought back good memories Lizl!
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What a great poem! I can clearly see The Lone Ranger and Tonto. Here is a link to mine. It is kind of depressing but it is the first thing the word trigger made me think of: https://noos2mee2.wordpress.com/2016/02/03/trigger/
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Thank you and for your contribution!
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Good one, bought back memories … Here is my effort – a very different type of trigger!
https://arousedblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/triggers/
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Thank you and for your contribution!
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Thanks Andy, really appreciate that you always stop by to read and comment!
AM starting my own weekly event, each Friday – hope some find it helpful
https://arousedblog.wordpress.com/creative-questions/
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My pleasure, and will take a look at your new challenge 🙂
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Appreciate that but you already seem to be super busy. I may join another weekly event and just write as I can. Need to try my fingers at Flash Fiction, poetry is too easy. But am keen to continue yours. looking forward to todays topic!
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I’ve been watching the Lone Ranger on retro tv — never saw it as a child — and enjoying it.
I wrote of triggers that open old wounds. Rather dark.
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Nothing wrong with dark, thank you for taking part!
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Thank you, and a cool job for someone to have 🙂
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Nothing to do with the Lone Ranger at all…
Prompted
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Great contribution!
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The Ping Back to WritersDream9 doesn’t work…
try this:
https://writersdream9.wordpress.com/2016/02/05/turnfree-verse/
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Thanks for adding the link, wonder what happened with the ping back?
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WP goblins?
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Tried my hand at covering Last Night by The Strokes…sounds completely different from the original song but I suppose that’s what covers are all about…if you fancy it have a wee listen…https://juniorchills.wordpress.com/2016/02/06/the-strokes-last-night-cover/
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Great work, thanks for dropping by and sharing, much appreciated!
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Here’s my response – even though I am late again
https://schattenengel.wordpress.com/2016/02/13/trigger/
I can’t wait to read the other responses.
I loved the prompt Andy 😉 ! It gave me so much to think about.
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