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Take Me Back… #WednesdayVerses

October 21, 2019October 16, 2019 by Vinay Leo R.

Poem for Wednesday Verses prompt Take Me Back

This is the host post

Categories Poem Tags Poem, Wednesday Verses, Words 2 Comments

Outside my Window #WordsMatter

August 4, 2019August 4, 2019 by Vinay Leo R.

I’m taking part in the #WordsMatter blog hop along with 46 other talented bloggers. This is my take on the theme “Outside my Window”.

Categories Just My Thoughts Tags Insomnia, Words, WordsMatterBloghop, Writers Block, Writing 42 Comments

A Potent Venom (#AtoZChallenge)

April 26, 2018April 25, 2018 by Vinay Leo R.

This is my 9th attempt at the month-long blogging challenge, Blogging from A to Z in April.

My 7 sentence fiction for the letter V is based on the word Venom.

Categories Fiction Tags 7 Sentence Fiction, BloggingFromAtoZ2018, Fiction, Pain, Words 4 Comments

Solace

March 21, 2018 by Vinay Leo R.

A poem for the Wednesday Verses prompt Words.

I’ve found words to give solace when I need it most, and on World Poetry Day, I share a verse on that…

Categories Poem Tags Happiness, Little Things That Matter, Peace, Poem, Poetry, Wednesday Verses, Words, Writing 8 Comments

Borrowed words…

November 22, 2017November 19, 2017 by Vinay Leo R.

I’m taking part in the November Photo-a-Day challenge. Playing along is really simple! Just look at the list each day and take a photo using the prompt as inspiration. The prompt for Day 19 is Not Mine.

Categories Photography Tags 2017 November Photo-a-Day, Books, Happiness, Library, Photography, Thoughts, Words 2 Comments

For Those First Words…

May 27, 2017May 27, 2017 by Vinay Leo R.

Silence, they say, speaks a lot. But sometimes, words are just more valuable. A poem inspired by such a scenario…

Categories Poem Tags Child, Happiness, Little Things That Matter, Poem, Poetry, PoetryPantry, Silence, Thoughts, Words 18 Comments
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