Writing Prompt
I have crafted numerous declarations of love in verse:
He is fairer than Spring,
Wiser than my unread library,
Tenderer than a feather
in the newly-stirred autumn wind.
http://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2021/10/02/loving-2/
Also featured at Poetry’s Home, a Medium publication.
Art – — Vincent van Gogh. Source: Pinterest
Charles Dickens was right. We are crushed by our great expectations. Eventually, we are left with the bleak light as reflected in the shards of our broken dreams.
What about success? If expectations match our dreams, we retain a bit of glamour and joy. In our working lives and business, we pair customers’ expectations with our product. We deliver real value.
Success is like dismantling a rainbow, analyzing it piece by piece, color by color, and still believing in it and still seeing what’s behind it. Delivering real value is like delivering a rainbow, in one shape or another.
What about the money? The face value of success is primarily money, of course, and hence the conundrum. Lately, I have met people with their dreams all shattered and broken—people who have failed manifold. Still, they are happy with many things and with the knowledge. After all, time and feelings pass like quiet dreams—like the ones who didn’t dare shout their urgency to come into being. Failure is not a tragedy. Learning and preserving faith in you and your dreams are the other facets of success.
Perseverance. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. It is not only about going on, fighting on, and repairing what went wrong, but doing it in precious ways—in gold, platinum, and with love. Life is about repairing. Building and repairing mistakes Do happen and menace our fragile construction. It takes patience and strength to repair unaltered happiness with gold.
Positivism and dedication. Give your best, as people deserve the best that can be done for them. Play the most beautiful and colorful tune ever. Nonetheless, the song can charm, unite, or divide. Nothing to be done, but repair and redo the song in blue, green, and red precious words, ready to take over worlds and hearts. As well.
“If you are protected from dark things then you have no protection of, knowledge of, or understanding of dark things when they show up.” – Neil Gaiman
Artist: Shiro Kasamatsu
“October extinguished itself in a rush of howling winds and driving rain and November arrived, cold as frozen iron, with hard frosts every morning and icy drafts that bit at exposed hands and faces.”
― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Art – November, 1876 by Fidelia Bridges
WordPress writing prompt
How much would you pay to go to the moon?
I have written once
We are the masters
of two small islands:
One of carton trees
and hollowed plastic flowers
and One
where the moon lives. – Trapeze artist of the Moon
Humanity has long been captivated by the concept of journeying to the Moon. From the early days of the space race to today’s conversations about commercial space flight, the Moon has remained an enticing destination. But how much are you prepared to spend for a trip to the Moon? This subject is becoming more significant than ever as technology progresses and the space travel business expands.
Key takeaways
The distance between the Moon and Earth is approximately 238,855 miles. The price of a lunar excursion is influenced by the duration of the journey and the amount of energy needed for the trip.
Spacecraft for lunar missions must be equipped with life support systems, food, and other necessary supplies for the journey. The price of these accommodations can be quite high.
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Hello November!
Art – Elsa Beskow (née Maartman)
Elsa Beskow (11 February 1874 – 30 June 1953) was a famous Swedish author and illustrator of children’s books. Among her better known books are Tale of the Little Little Old Woman and Aunt Green, Aunt Brown and Aunt Lavender.
