Carry On Tuesday # 131

This week I've taken the first line of a poem by John Clare written in 1821. It's called Autumn, and there are so many ways these words can be interpreted.

The summer flower has run to seed

Use all or some of the words in your poem or story then leave your URL with Mister Linky. A comment would be nice too.

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Carry On Tuesday # 130

This week we have the opening line from a poem by Nicole Edwards.

Where are you?

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To read this very touching poem and a couple of others by Nicole Edwards, visit Carry On Tuesday Plus

Carry On Tuesday # 129

The last Words Beatle George Harrison said to his wife before he passed away were

"Love one another"

Use these words in your poem or story this week then leave the URL of your piece with Mister Linky. A comment would be nice too!

To read more famous last words including those of Oscar Wilde and Bob Marley visit Carry On Tuesday Plus. You will also find there a wonderful video of George singing While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Enjoy. 

Carry On Tuesday # 128

This week I've taken a line from 'A letter to P'ie Ti ' by the 8th century High Tang poet Wang We

......sitting alone listening to the silence

Use part or all of it within your poem or story then leave your name and URL with Mister Linky. A comment would be appreciated.

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Carry On Tuesday # 127

This week we have as our inspiration the title of Queen’s 1991 hit

The Show Must Go On

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Carry On Tuesday # 126

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller is considered to be one of the greatest novels of modern times. The opening words are simple, an expression we use time and time again!

It was love at first sight

Use part or all of the prompt at the beginning or within your poem or story. Please leave your name and url with Mister Linky. A comment would be nice too! To read an extract from Catch-22 visit Carry On Tuesday Plus

carry on tuesday # 125

We all meet here each week because we love words. So this week I searched for quotations from great wordsmiths. In a break from convention, I’m giving you not one but two prompts this week. The first is by Samuel Beckett and the second from Robert Burton. Use either or both!

1. Words are all we have

2. A blow with a word strikes deeper than a blow with a sword

Use part or all of the prompt at the beginning or within your poem or story. Please leave your name and url with Mister Linky. A comment would be nice too! To read more quotes about words visit Carry On Tuesday Plus

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