OnaWednesday

We might still face the same thoughts and worries of not achieving our dreams before our time on earth has come to an end. Leaving you with this beautiful Romantic Keats poem 'When I Have Fears...'.
Feel free to check out our October prompt too on either substack or our socials, and feel more than welcome to submit your own musings, writings or other creations.

such a beautiful piece in response to September's prompt. I'm so happy to share it here. The poem is an evolution - a process, the first longer composition condensed into a second succinct verse. I wanted to highlight that because we’re not about finished products here, we’re all about the journey... what a gorgeous journey :)

Hello lovely community, I have a perhaps slightly strange request. I am looking into the concept of ‘Home’ for a creative project I am working on currently, and would love to hear what other people’s thoughts and experiences are around the idea of ‘home’.

What makes a home? Where do you consider home to be and why? And further feelings around the word itself. This can of course be done anonymously, or not. If you fancy participating, which can be as simple as dropping me a line with some ideas, or if you would like to and have time for a brief chat, please reach out either by dm, or here.

What better place to ask then here!?

OnaWednesday

This beautiful verse fable is Hannah Chaligne Burke's answer to 's June prompt of 'A single feather in disgrace'. A white feathered rooster, filled with sadness, perhaps looking for an escape...
I love how on the surface its simplicity shines; yet there is so much to delve in to, as it is packed with symbolism and historical and cultural references.

The ending gave me goosebumps.

Have you every tried writing a fable?

Picture by Hannah Chaligne Burke; a close up of work by Dutch artist Jennifer Tee.