Trifextra: Week Sixty
This weekend,Trifecta has this to say-
This weekend, we are revisiting a prompt we’ve done before. We are giving you three words and asking that you add another 33 to them to make a complete 36-word response. You may use the words in any order you choose.
Our three words are:
remember
rain
rebellion
Now you give us yours.
This weekend’s challenge is community-judged.
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Memories
Parched soul,
cracks eclipse
shriveling ,drooping brown tips.
Impending doom everywhere
Cloudy skies dream!
A sign of rebellion.
Finally,down comes moisture
holding hearts in thrall…
Memories are strange-
Rain does not remember
What Drought cannot forget.
(36 words)
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Brilliant
Thank you Alastair:-)Why are you not seen on Trifecta contests?Busy?
Yes. I’ve been sorting other stuff. I’ve only just managed to do the Friday Fictioneers. I will be back Trifecta soon 🙂
Ah yes,most of you are seasoned writers & write regularly:-)My hands are full just with Trifecta & my other “engagements” on FB,LOL!Will look forward to seeing your posts on Trtifecta,tc & GN(or should i say good morning-almost 5.30a.m here,hee!hee!)
😆 I’m nowhere near a seasoned writer. I’ve only been doing FF for a couple of weeks.
GN or GM 😉
Oh,so you are a newbie ,like me?yay!:-)
Yes I am. 😀
🙂
BTW, Your blog is on my Blogs I Read page http://kattermonran.com/blogs-i-read/blogs-a-d/
Thk u Alastair-will read it now:-)Apologies for the late response
No need to apologise 🙂
🙂
So beautifully written! Love the last stanza.
Thank you Suzanne,you are a wonderful friend:-)
ahhhh – beautiful
Thank you Barbara:-)
Those last two lines are especially brilliant. Great job!
Thank you Christine:-)
“Rain does not remember/ What Drought cannot forget.” Gorgeous.
Thank you so much Cameron:-)
Simple brilliant!
Thank you Ritu:-)
This reminds me so much of inner Australia and the drought our farmers have dealt with for years. This is superb ‘A’ so much in so few words.
Thank you my friend & yes in India too we have this scenario-one one side its drought & ironically on the other its flood-the vagaries of nature!
Powerful and awesome. Great job!
:-)Thank you Draug for your continued support,I appreciate it
Beautiful! The last stanza was stunning.
Thank you so much Lori:-)
Memories. Love them and hate them. The last line is awesomely powerful. Draught, of anything, is painful somehow.
True:-)Thank you for stopping by Gina
I like the idea of cloudy skies dreaming.
Thank you Nessa:-)
Beautifully written.
Thank you Lumdog:-)
drought cannot forget…gripping.
Thank you Sini:-)Am late this weekend-again-just finished reading & commenting on the 90 entries-now catching up with the responses -its already 5a.m here,lol!
I would have never thought to “go there” with the words! You did and it is s
I hit the wrong button HAH! It is genius. Seriously beautifully written.
lol,it is always happening to me as I type using only one finger(looking abashed)Thank you so much:-)
This is such an interesting take on the prompt and I love the last two lines – ‘Rain does not remember…’
Thank you Sarah,am so glad you liked it:-)I just started on my rounds an hour back & have reached only 40th entry-possibly will have to catch up tomorrow with the rest-3a.m here,this owl must go to bed,lol!
You nailed the feeling of drought, and those last two lines are fabulous!
Thank you Kymm,glad you stopped by:-)
Last too lines are priceless.
Thank you Sandra:-)
Beautiful imagery.. Well done..x
Thank you my dear:-)
That was enchanting. I loved:
Cloudy skies dream!
A sign of rebellion.
:-)Thank you so much
Loved the last two lines! (well, I liked it all, especially the last two lines)
:-)Thank you Ted.Am trying to finish all the reading-20 more to go & its dawn here,-sigh!
“Rain does not remember what drought cannot forget” That is so very profound! This was terrific.
:-)Thank you so much
Your last two lines are amazing!!!!
Thank you Kim:-)
We had drought last year. This is a perfect description.
Oh,its really bad when Nature decides to unleash its wrath!Am glad I did some justice to it,thank you Renee:-)
This is very good. I liked the imagery expressed in the relationship of rain to drought. http://annbennett2.blogspot.com
Thank you Ann:-)
Absolutely wonderful, Atreyee!! I just went over and cast my vote for your marvelous poem!!
Aww,that’s so sweet of you Linda & so encouraging for me,thanks a ton:-)
Very original and poignant choice of words. Wonderful!
Thank you my dear:-)
I only just read this…beautiful and sad. The last stanza is brilliant!
Thank you Joanne,so lovely of you to go back & read this:-)