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Archive for the ‘Bless the Day’ Category
Sometimes the Prompt Is a Slow Thaw
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“Left to itself the heart could almost melt, could mend.”~JIll Osier
Make art about what’s revealed in the melting.
Sometimes The Prompt Is A Thing With Feathers
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Little Juncos, as if they’re floating, on top of the snow.
Make art about balancing on the surface.
Special Blizzard Call For Submissions
Seems appropriate 🙂
Storm Cellar
Deadline: Rolling
“Storm Cellar, a print-and-ebook journal of new writing and art, seeks submissions for issue 5.2. We’re looking for aesthetic ambition and risk, formally, emotionally, amazingly. We encourage especially: under-represented voices, people of color, women, and Midwesterners. Send us your space capsules, jungles, double-crosses, and secret crushes.”
Full guidelines at stormcellarquarterly.com/submit; submission manager atstormcellar.submittable.com.
Sometimes You Can Smell the Prompt Coming
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Make art about the scent of weather, the smell of snow coming.
Sometimes the Prompt Reminds Us Who We Really Are
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Make art about justice.
Or interconnectedness.
Thank you, Dr. King.
Sometimes the Prompt Makes It All Come Clear
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“Snow falling soundlessly will always fill my heart with sweet clarity” ~Novala Takemoto
Make art about the musings brought on by falling snow.
Sometimes the Prompt Is Born of Sadness
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“Call it a night. O soul. Flow on. Instead.”~CD Wright
Make art about the eternal flow.
Daily Prompt Catch Up! Get That Creativity On!
Away for a weekend manuscript consultation, so now we’re back to prompting! 🙂
1/9/2016
Snuggled up in the comfort of the beautiful Porches Writers Retreat. Make art about making a retreat.
1/10/2016
After days of winter rain, the clouds have gone, revealing blue blue sky. Make art about clearing skies.
1/11/2016
“Thrift is poetic because it is creative; waste is unpoetic because it is waste.” G.K. Chesterton Make art inspired by a thrift store find.
Mary Carroll-Hackett: Poetry and Prose 
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