Post (C) Doris McCraw
aka Angela Raines
When I decided to get serious about writing, I began a writing practice that I followed for about three years. I would write a Haiku and post a photo before midnight at least five days a week. Over the course of that practice, I wrote a lot of poems.
It also showed me what I was capable of when I was disciplined. Below are three examples. I hope you enjoy. What is your go-to writing practice? (I still write poetry when I'm feeling stuck.)
Photo and text copyright 2019 by
Doris McCraw
See the wind talking
Trees and grasses say so much
Telling tales of life.
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Photo and text copyright 2019
Pale opaque curtains
Stretched across distant stars
Moon plays hide and seek
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Photo and text (c) Doris McCraw
This could be heaven.
Picture-perfect start of day
All in perspective
Until next time
Stay safe - Doris
I really like the photo of the moon. It's quiet and peaceful, and pretty. Thank you for sharing, Doris.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure. This practice really taught me discipline and I got to get out and take photos. Smile. Doris
ReplyDeleteCongrats on pursuing writing. I remember starting a carpet cleaning company and feeling completely overwhelmed. Good luck on your successful writing career.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shirley. It is a challenging journey, but one worth taking. Doris
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