Twittering Tale #94 – 24 July 2018

This is my entry to Kat Myrman’s Twittering Tales.

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Image from Couleur at Pixabay.com.

Note: Angels are hemaprodite.

Mischief of idle hands. (Trouble in Hell)

It’s been very quiet in hell since the hotline went missing. Azreal was back upstairs being supervised by Michael. Satan was bored and decided to annoy the big man. So he sole Michael’s flaming sword and removed Gabriel’s head. Gabriel was not pleased and Satan was still bored.

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Colleen’s Weekly Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge No. 94, “Beliefs Strange,” SynonymsOnly

This is part of Colleen Chesebro of The Fairy Whisperer‘s weekly Tanka Tuesday. This week’s prompt words to use as Synonyms are Beliefs and Strange.

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Strange as it may seem

I believe that there is more

To life than there is seen

Strange Beliefs are what I hold

They fill my mind and my soul.

Terza Rima Day 24 Life

This Month Kat Myrman has suggested a new theme for the daily poem—the Terza Rima, writing one stanza each day.
A terza rima consists of stanzas of three lines (or tercets) usually in iambic pentameter. It follows an interlocking rhyming scheme, or chain rhyme. This is where the middle of each stanza rhymes with the first and last line of the following stanza. There is no set length to this form, as long as it follows

I shall be joining Kat Myrman and Jane Dougherty in this challenge.

Life… A Terza Rima,

I had some black times it was never easy but we all survived

As our family out grew our home so we bought a bigger house

Sometimes I just hid inside my head until my soul revived.

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Installment 24 of Life for this month’s Terza Rima Daily Poem Challenge, one tercet at a time

Terza Rima, Day 23. Life.

This Month Kat Myrman has suggested a new theme for the daily poem—the Terza Rima, writing one stanza each day.
A terza rima consists of stanzas of three lines (or tercets) usually in iambic pentameter. It follows an interlocking rhyming scheme, or chain rhyme. This is where the middle of each stanza rhymes with the first and last line of the following stanza. There is no set length to this form, as long as it follows

I shall be joining Kat Myrman and Jane Dougherty in this challenge.

Life… A Terza Rima,

The years came and went and we all grew, good times, bad times in the frame.

I watched the boys grow and then ten years on another boy arrived.

Many things happen as a family grow and memories remain.

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Installment 23 of Life for this month’s Terza Rima Daily Poem Challenge, one tercet at a time