Photo: Bruno C. Art Photos.
In corrugated, crippled world I wait,
until the dream has broken into life,
where scattered dust of hopes reveal,
that holding fast will root in deepest need.
And now, on to our Trifextra. We want you to choose one of the pictures below and give us a 33-word response to it.
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In corrugated, crippled world I wait,
until the dream has broken into life,
where scattered dust of hopes reveal,
that holding fast will root in deepest need.
And now, on to our Trifextra. We want you to choose one of the pictures below and give us a 33-word response to it.
http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com/2013/01/trifextra-week-fifty-one.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+trifectawritingchallenge%2FIazs+%28Trifecta%29
Some great sentiments here in so few words. Well done.
ReplyDeleteTrim and frugal use of words. Well written.
ReplyDelete'dream has broken into life..."
ReplyDeleteI love that line. It says all.
Wonderful words!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Renee, love that line!
ReplyDeleteYou used the 33 words to full effect!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of 33 words. I like the flow of "corrugated, crippled world".
ReplyDeleteCorrugated, crippled world - that's very nice. We can hope and dream.
ReplyDeletecrippled world, yes.
ReplyDeleteWonderful - I believe she will go far! Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteCheryl
This is excellent! Loved it.
ReplyDeleteI love how powerful it was for it's length... very well written.
ReplyDeleteYes,"holding fast" is the key:-)Loved the imagery with "corrugated, crippled world " & "scattered dust of hopes"-very beautifully expressed:-)
ReplyDeleteLovely imagery.
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