Dale offers the prompt “in my warm place” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
______
Suppose it looks like the first picture below outside. The best thing to do is to not go out in it (unless you want to take some pictures).
If you have to go out in it, it is better to first go where it doesn’t snow and where you can swim all year round and take pictures of the sunrise.
Although there are normal looking streets in Prague’s more modern areas, around the old town they are narrow with shops lining the mostly pedestrian paths.
Actually, I don’t know much about Prague. The reason I’m running my mouth is because I have to move the photos down on the page so they can be displayed better.
______
______
Posted as part of Thursday Doors.
Sacred words, how they abound.
They whisper with a louder sound.
They turn a doubting heart around
to praise once more with song.
_____
Ronovan Hester offers “persevere” as the inspiration for this week’s Ovi Poetry Challenge. Those sacred words persevere. Also posted on Poet’s Corner.
After watching a documentary warning him about this, that and the other thing, Brian looked for sources to corroborate what he had heard. He quickly realized that what he heard was only partially true. He also wondered for whose benefit the documentary was made.
He heard his heart advise him that a half truth is worse than a whole lie.
And that was when Brian began his fast with daily bread which he had been on now for over a year. The yokes broke, the bonds of wickedness were loosed and the oppressed, including Brian himself, were freed.
______
Denise offers the prompt word “benefit” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Story.
Isaiah 58:6 NKJV – Is this not the fast that I have chosen: To loose the bonds of wickedness, To undo the heavy burdens, To let the oppressed go free, And that you break every yoke?
Dale offers the prompt “down in the park” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
From our townhome I can see the parkway. Walking down the hill and crossing the road I am in a park which used to be a golf course. There are trails, open spaces, a lake built from a dam and an occasional abandoned building.
These photos were taken over the past two years since we moved here.
Look through the arch and you will see a building. Look closer towards the center of the two photos and you will see a middle door with two side doors.
The arch way is a kind of door or entrance as well leading to Prague’s Old Town.
If you go in the other direction crossing the Vltava River you will reach the castle.
______
______
Posted as part of Thursday Doors.
When tears that let you see arrive
you’ll feel at last you’ve come alive.
You’ll hear Him tell you softly, “I’ve
been with you all this time.”
______
Ronovan Hester offers the inspiration “cheer” for this week’s Ovi Poetry Challenge. Also posted on Poet’s Corner.
One day Jeremy decided to give Samuel a piece of his mind. His mind started off calmly enough, but then it entered the Land of Half-Truths where words were prized more for the pain they caused than for their clarity.
Seeing Samuel’s silence suddenly change into laughter, Jeremy demanded to know: What are you so happy about?
I’m watching that little demon run your mouth.
Realizing it was noticed, the demon fled. With the demon gone the bond of commitment to his own righteousness that guided Jeremy through fantasy land dissipated like a dream he desperately wanted to remember, but no longer could.
______
Denise offers the prompt word “bond” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 