Daily Prompt Love <3 Grandfather
16 June 2019
My dad was one of the funniest, gentlest souls to ever walk the planet. I wish my youngest son had had more time with him.
Make art about grandfathers.
Image by Mabel Amber, still incognito… from Pixabay
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Daily Prompt Love <3 Fire & Ice
15 June 2019
“I was born in a forked-tongued story,/Raised up by merchants and drugstore liars./Now I walk on the paths of glory,/One foot in ice, one in fire.”–from “The Mountain” by Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer
Make art about fire and ice.
Image by Jonny Lindner from Pixabay
Daily Prompt Love <3 YFBD
14 June 2019
“Stay true to it, Missy. Don’t doubt it. YFBD, baby. Your first best destiny.” -John Little Bear Eaton
Make art about your first best destiny, about finding and trusting the path you were born for, about believing and following your heart.
Image by Bronisław Dróżka from Pixabay
Daily Prompt Love <3 Refugee
“Like the refugee, poetry’s margin, its zero yield, its nothing, will have an essential role to play in what comes next. It is a “yes” to existence in the time of disaster, an affirmation of possibility when all else seems lost.”–Robert Fernandez
Make art about refugees.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Breaks, and Breaks
12 June 2019
“What shall I do with all this heartache?:–Joy Harjo
Make art about unspeakable heartache.
Image by Kevin McIver from Pixabay
Daily Prompt Love <3 She
11 June 2019
Make art about the wisdom of old women, about the dangerous old woman.
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Daily Prompt Love <3 In the Stars
10 June 2019
Make art about starlight, about what you see written in the stars.
Image by James Wheeler from Pixabay
Daily Prompt Love <3 Not So Blind After All
9 June 2019
Make art about injustice, about the flaws in our justice system, about a moment of fighting injustice.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Frailty
8 June 2019
Make art about the fragility of life, the precarious balance, the delicate dance, of staying alive.
Daily Prompt Love <3 Other People's Truth
7 June 2019
I often tell my writing students, “Just because it may not be true in your world, doesn’t mean it isn’t true.”
Make art about trying to understand what it’s like to walk in someone else’s shoes, or about making space for experience that is very different than your own.
Image by Daniel Reche from Pixabay
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