I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
“We are like the herb which flourisheth most when trampled upon”
― Walter Scott, Ivanhoe
for wordpress weekly photo challenge – state of mind
we’ve got, a file on you
face(the)book
insta(nt)gra(tification)m
there’s a twitter(ing) in the hedgerow
we’ve got a file on you
pressed for words?
are you ready to take a tumbl(r)e?
not pinterest(ed)?
we’ve got, a file on you
it’s not about you, it’s all about.me
there’s no happy medium
it’s the first stage of lighting a fire
and don’t forget
we’ve got
a
file
on
you
poetry | 101 | rehab | file
My (late) prompt for this week’s Poetry 101 Rehab is FILE.
So, this week, do you know what they know? About.you? Do you care? Inspired by comments on last week’s post, Apple’s spat with the FBI, and a moment’s reflection. Are we just the kindling for someone else’s fire?
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More information can be found on my poetry | 101 | rehab page.
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep Spring from coming
― Pablo Neruda
for changing seasons | cardinal guzman | v2
and for wordpress weekly photo challenge – seasons
*shot with nikon d700 and nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens (surprising twist) where’s all the grunge gone?*
Better red than dead?
Tall poppy syndrome?
Another brick in the wall?
More than my job’s worth.
Go on,
be one of the crazy ones.
They’re the ones, that change the world.
poetry | 101 | rehab | revolution
My (late) prompt for this week’s Poetry 101 Rehab is REVOLUTION.
So, this week, how do you feel when you see injustice? Do you burn with desire to fix it? Do you feel powerless to make things different? Is it someone else’s problem? What does revolution mean to you?
You can link to your post in response to today’s prompt by leaving a comment on my post and / or by clicking on the poetry | 101 | badge below and leaving a link.
And you can also tag your post with Poetry 101 Rehab so that it shows up in the WordPress Reader.
Please feel free to copy and paste the badge across to your own post and your own site 🙂
More information can be found on my poetry | 101 | rehab page.
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
Papers, scanned and filed.
Nothing, left to hide.
Torn, to pieces.
poetry | 101 | rehab | papers
My prompt for this week’s Poetry 101 Rehab Prompt, inspired by an afternoon of paperwork, is PAPERS.
So, this week, show us your papers.
You can link to your post in response to today’s prompt by leaving a comment on my post and / or by clicking on the poetry | 101 | badge below and leaving a link.
And you can also tag your post with Poetry 101 Rehab so that it shows up in the WordPress Reader.
Please feel free to copy and paste the badge across to your own post and your own site 🙂
More information on my poetry | 101 | rehab page.
I launched this Project 365 on Sunday, 14 June 2015.
You can see all my images, as they are posted, each day, to my mobile | mono | square album on Flickr.
You can also review all my weekly updates, posted at noon each Sunday, by clicking here.
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