Photo Challenge #131
– illdispose.deviantart.com
Use 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!
When you’re done, TAG the post Photo Challenge and MindLoveMisery’s Menagerie, and add your link to the Link Button. Also don’t forget to link to this post or copy your post’s URL into the comments. We can read your post sooner that way.
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Yves wordle words seemed to float around the figure.
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I am sorry, I dodnt know how to ping
https://joywrite.wordpress.com/2016/09/20/a-friend-for-a-penny/
In order to ping to a post, you just need to leave a direct link of the post you want to ping to somewhere in your own post. Hope this helps 🙂
let me try right now.
It worked! I approved your pingback, and now it will show as a link under the post.
You almost always have to approve these, so don’t think you got it wrong just because it does not appear under the post right away 🙂
Yeeei, thank you for the lesson!
Don’t mention it! We are all a helpful bunch here, so don;t hesitate to ask any help with anything you need! 🙂
I love underwater/water shots, and this one is very inspirational. You guys are giving me a killer prompt week, now all it takes is for me to get to writing!
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