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Category Archives: Writing Tips
Celebrating Women
Here is a cheery sunflower MicroSonnet for International Women’s Day.
So much depends
on having good friends.
Unlike the sunflower,
we women need to build,
bubbling with superpower,
yet yearning to feel fulfilled. Continue reading
Ribbon for #50PreciousWords
Vivian Kirkfield’s 2018 Writing Challenge began in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, March 2. If you participate, you can potentially win prizes. Click on Vivian’s name to find the challenge. Here’s my story:
Ribbon’s Adventure (50 Words)
Ribbon’s home is a drawer.
Squashed, she imagines adventures:
parties, parades and presents. Continue reading
Ingenue
Photograph of Auguste Rodin Statue Used With Permission of Kip Rechea
fluid stillness
goddess strength
rising
Copyright 2018 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading
Keep it Short
“Bend like the grass
that you do not break.”
— Kamala Markandaya
Blogging Tip: Keep posts short. Microfiction, micropoetry, quotes and tweets are popular for that very reason. They’re short. Break longer ideas into a series of shorter posts. Continue reading
Inspiring Color
Ideas last,
stick barnacle-fast,
and even dance
when asked.
So I write,
dawn to night,
just an idea
acolyte.
Copyright 2018 Brenda Davis Harsham Continue reading
Lights in a Storm
When storms churn surf
and flood waters rise,
beacons of light
are as vital as breath.
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Purple is a Choice
Choose Purple —
celebrate your mistakes,
own your struggle,
and honor your choices,
because that’s how we become
who we are meant to be:
victors.
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Bee Patient
towering salvia stalk,
every tiny purple trumpet
is tenderly touched Continue reading
Sister Blue
Brother new, sister blue, I miss you.
Both lost at age four. Pain is evermore. Continue reading
Poem Published
If I was a rooster, I’d be crowing from the rooftop to announce the publication of the Best of Today’s Little Ditty Anthology: 2014-2015 (Volume 1).
I’m honored to have my poem, Seed for Thought, selected out of hundreds written in response to challenges by established authors and editors including Lee Bennett Hopkins, J. Patrick Lewis, Bob Raczka, and Rebecca M. Davis. Continue reading
To Know Much
I never know as much as when I don’t know anything. Continue reading
Friendly Fairy Tales 