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In The Kingdom of Imagination
Session One
by anita marie moscoso
It is a beautiful summer day and you decide that you cannot stay in this classroom any longer. You slip away quietly and find yourself beside a stony creek. The creek is quiet today and the water is crystal clear. As you sit watching the water scamper [...]
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Amlet Kerr is a prisoner on a ship that is sailing along side the stars and not under them.
She is all alone- the last of her race in the entire Universe and shortly after the ship Amlet Kerr is sailing on docks Amlet Kerr who is now all alone in the Universe will be taken into a room [...]
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In a glass case, on a shelf in a jar, is all that remains
of a woman named
Tansy Arvensis.
How is it that Tansy
- you might ask-
who once performed as
a Fire Breather, a Sword Swallower and Trapeze Artist for a Traveling Circus ended up in a jar on a shelf in a museum?
- In addition -
you might wonder
how is [...]
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by Anita Marie Moscoso
inspired by
Portals and Pavements
One night
in my neighbor’s front yard
I saw a man digging a hole just up off of the sidewalk
by the orange glow of a streetlight
which kept flashing off and on with a buzz and a hum and a click.
I asked the man if he was burying something.
Buzz. Hum. Click.
Maybe it was one of [...]
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Inspired by The Write Brain Prompt
” Day 34 “
The sparkling trout stream passes through a town called Wasteland Screams.
Wasteland Screams has just four streets with neat white houses lined up side by side and all four streets are named for trees- there’s Cherry and Elm and Oak and Spruce.
There are two Churches in Wasteland Screams and each has a cemetery [...]
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Sand
April 27, 2008
Inspried By The SFC Prompt:
Footprints In The Sand
If I could walk
to the end of the world
I would find a hill to stand on
and I would
watch the sunset.
I wonder.
Would the sky look the same
at the end of the world?
Would the air smell the same?
If I put my hands to my face and screamed would I sound the [...]
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Photograph(s) copyright Shaun O’Boyle
It was me and two of my friends and we were going into a room that’s hidden behind a false wall.
We were back there because I promised to show them a workroom I found after an earthquake hit Seattle in 2001 and after going into it that one time I never went [...]
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After reading some of the things I’ve written you might be surprised that I find someone like Chris to be inspiring.
He writes and acts and produces a show called ” Cute With Christ “.
On the surface it looks like his show is silly jokes and cute animal pictures…but look a little more closely and what [...]
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by a.m. moscoso
inspired by
” The Identity Poem “
My family
comes from The Cold and The Quiet and The Dark
I am from a regrettable garden that is in the center of a green field where grey stones and granite leave it’s mark above forever.
My family’s tree is leafless and bent and it casts shadows across tables where no one feasts and everyone [...]
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