Photo Challenge #48 -The Mulberry Tree – February 17, 2015
Vincent Van Gogh
Use the above image as inspiration for a poem or short-story
Alternatively
If you are an artist or photographer use this as an opportunity to showcase your own work
You have 1 week to complete this challenge
Please credit the artist.
Yves
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A lovely prompt
Thanks so much =)
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It’s my first time joining a writing challenge 🙂 and I’m still learning how to write in english hahaha.
https://wingedwind.wordpress.com/2015/02/17/name-of-branches/
Welcome … and this is a great learning process!
thank you 😀
Beautiful entry! We are lucky to have you!
thank you for reading 😀
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That is so beautiful.
I’m sure Yves is happy you enjoyed it as I am!
Thank you Plum =)
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Loved the prompt. Here is my submission.
https://theyyouandme.wordpress.com/2015/02/17/my-mulberry-tree/
Thanks very much for participating!
Everything
is
surreal
thought
the
tree
tight
knotted
up
Yesterday
my
leaves
were
fluttering
in
the
warm
breeze
today
I’m
static
and
flat
with
the
mere
impression
of
movement
how
can
I
go
on
Vincent
what
have
you
done
Thanks Gigi for this freat poem! Love it!
Wonderful Gigi as amazing as Vincent Van Gogh is the beauty of life and nature is without comparison
Thank you both. Glad you like it. Van Gogh is one of my favorites. I named my Iguana after him…the whole ear thing just seemed right, ya know? 🙂 I love the prompts…so much fun. Thank you for always letting me play. 🙂
Mine too and I hope I find the time to write a post tomorrow!!! Thanks again Gigi.
Wonderful painting by Vincent Van Gogh and what a joy to see such a nice impressionism work here at MLMM. I have tried to write a haiku inspired on this painting.
Wonderful … thank you so much Chèvrefeuille!
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Because I was nudged for more…
https://julesinflashyfiction.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/a-different-accounting-a-haibun-fable-2-19-f/
Also posting at Tale Weavers since I used that prompt too.
Bravo!
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