Carry On Tuesday is taking a two week break. Usually when I go on my travels I can be pretty sure of finding a computer to use, but on this trip I will be visiting some pretty remote places and I don't want to make you a promise which I may not be able to deliver. Mister Linky is staying behind so feel free to have as many stabs at this week's as you like over the coming fortnight. The next prompt will appear on Saturday April 28th unless of course I decide not to come back! Miss you already! Keith.
This week our prompt is the opening of an untitled poem generally known as Lines on a Clock in Chester Cathedral by Henry Twells.
When as a child, I laughed and wept
Use
some or all of these these words at the start or within your piece then leave your URL with the oddly titled Mister Linky! A comment will be appreciated. To read this poem go to
Carry On Tuesday Plus where you'll also find out where the commonly used title came from.
Keith, safe travels to you! And DO return.
ReplyDeleteSounds exciting! Have a fantastic trip! I love this prompt...so many ways it could go
ReplyDeleteHappy travels, Keith!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the prompt!
Thanks for a great prompt! I hope you have fun on your trip and I look forward to your return. I'm sure you'll be rested and ready with more wit and wisdom than ever!
ReplyDeleteHave a great holiday Keith, we'll all be here when you return :)
ReplyDeleteLovely prompt. Have an enjoyable holiday Keith...
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