Lamplit
presently behold
most Joyous a procession
of Curious Things.

There's No Turning Back Now

Only so many
Remember us now
Though we, stone
Fear not wind or rain
Not guilt or pain

Each of us
Like a great limb
Remember us when
The coals are hot
And the sky afire

Who is it
That can touch
Our memories?
It is you, and I
You and I.

---

Rick: Reminding of us our immortal banner; stars, stripes: These Ordinary Brothers

We are tread down and beaten;
but from our blood runs courage
each blow makes us contrite.
We do not turn away,
but stand tall,
and without fear.

And so our colors:
Courage, Purity, Loyalty.
Raise them brothers,
Brothers dear.

From MizzE, Honoring Georgia's Soldiers.

From Ben: Honoring our Heroes.

From Robinstarfish: Spirit Road.

---

You know the drill!

“Instead of the daily haiku, I offer this image as a meditation, a pebble in a pond. I invite you to use it as a catalyst to write a poem, create a story, paint a picture, carve a sculpture, compose a song, photograph an exploratory walk…whatever inspires you to play in the fields of the Lord.

This is a weekly “round robin” ™, where we could take turns tossing out an ‘assignment’ every Sunday (or Saturday), a sort of ‘call & response’ or voluntary tag, if you will. Although this already occurs in unspoken fashion, this brings various catalysts up to the surface. Some newly creative work could result; who knows?

As projects are completed, the pebble tosser can add links to those blogs or websites.

What do you think? Wanna play?”

-Robinstarfish

Call & Response #6: Reminiscence

C&R

Aha! Call & Response is rebirthed! The River flows!

Off in search of immortals!

rs

Tricky subject

Hi River, I don't have a response yet but I thought I'd add a comment to let you know I will, probably this week sometime. This one requires some coontemplation.

RiverC

Ah, Well, sometimes memorials are harder to identify. When you're at a place like Gettysburg, they're pretty obvious...

Call & Response #5: Reminiscence

My response is here, River:
These Ordinary Brothers
Rick

Ah, Well, sometimes

Ah, Well, sometimes memorials are harder to identify. When you're at a place like Gettysburg, they're pretty obvious...

mpcoc

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