TLT Throwback – Year 2: Forty-one

May your life have poetry and your poetry, life…

Three Line Thursday remains a lovely addition to the blog here at Ink In Thirds. I would like to encourage you to spread the word and enter weekly. I will be including some of the poems from the weekly contributions in upcoming issues of Ink In Thirds Magazine, so if you’d like a chance to be published: participate weekly. Also, if you have a Twitter handle include it below your submission.

Happy writing!

If you don’t know what #TLT is all about here are the cliff notes:

  • Write something that will move us! Inspired by the photo above.
  • DO NOT include the prompt word.
  • Brevity is key.
  • What can you say, convey, express in only three lines? Can you paint a visual picture with only words? Tell an entire story that begs to be read? Use your imagination.
  • No titles. Let’s keep it about the words.
  • 10 words max per line. 3 lines.
  • Post your poem in the comments and comment on others. Have fun!

This week’s prompt: Bridge

All photography used for TLT purposes is licensed under Creative Commons Zero images.

Love and Ink,
Grace Black

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Grace Black

Grace Black mingles with words as she navigates this realm.

49 thoughts on “TLT Throwback – Year 2: Forty-one”

  1. Countless steps on your wood, both hard and beaten
    Leaves and dust like witnesses of everybody’s proving times
    I’m here. Passing right now. Acknowledge my fight for life.

    @ATinchini

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  3. Ground ablaze in reds, a sign heralding the end
    Soon winter will scatter muted hues through naked branches
    And a desperate leap shall plunge us into the darkness
    @goldzco21

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    1. Wonderful as always. I am always impressed by how much you can pack into such limited space. I am always over the limit and have to cut. Your work always seems to be the perfect length for what you convey.

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