Mystery #writephoto

Sue’s weekly photo prompt

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Do you feel like the adventure and fun almost seeps out of you as an adult? The older you get, the more cautious you become? Things you wouldn’t have thought twice about in the past now involve several layers of consideration before you even contemplate having a go…

That was my thought process while writing this week’s piece.

It was a strange opening.
Totally misplaced in this woodland, where everything was so rustic. Even the staircase we had descended to reach here was very primitive.
Yet this entrance looked new, very modern. The stone framing the doorway looked like almost new breezeblocks, but there was still an air of history, and mystery surrounding it.
I could have sworn that it hadn’t been there before. We used to play here so much as youngsters, surely we would have seen it?
As children, I am pretty sure we would have been the first to explore. But the opportunity never arose.
And now, 20 years later, here I stood, almost rooted to the ground with an innate sense of fear coursing through my blood.
I couldn’t go in there! What if something was lying in wait? What if we found something awful? A dead body? No, I couldn’t take the risk. Better not knowing, than unearthing something you wish you had never known!
I wasn’t that same person anymore, not that devil may care child who thought nothing of disappearing into dark holes and caves.
No, this was a mystery for some other person to explore. We made our way back up the stairs, but I couldn’t help but shoot a final glance back at that entrance…

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RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #124 Dream&Dare

Ronovan’s prompt this week.

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Dream & Dare

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Believe in your dreams
Only you can fulfil them
Go on, I dare you

Ritu 2016

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Daredevil lovers
Seeking thrills in strange places
We can only dream

Ritu 2016

#SoCS Nov. 19/16 – Yes

Linda’s SoCS prompt this week…

Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: “yes.” Use it as a word, use it in a word, extra points if you start and finish your post with it. Enjoy!

Yes

That’s how it started. A simple answer to a simple question.

Nearly twenty years ago, we met. And fifteen years ago yesterday, we finally officially said ‘Yes‘ to each other.

Over the years there have been many ‘yesses’ and numerous ‘nos’ too!

I seem to utter an awful not of nos to my kids!

But they manage to twist them into ‘Yesses’ somehow… the gift of the gab!

Marriage is tough. There are plenty of occasions to enjoy together, and an equal amount of situations that create tension. We’ve had our ups and downs.

But if anyone was to ask me if I would do it again, I’d answer in a heartbeat.

Yes!”

 

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TJ’s Household Haiku – Drift

TJ’s haiku prompt this week,

Drift

Another prompt where I realised I had a great photo! A couple of years ago we were playing at the park along the River Thames in our town. Lil Man had a new football to play with… but not for long! A hard, powerful kick sent the ball soaring into the water, and the current was pretty strong, carrying the ball away forever… drifting off into the sunset!

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Unable to save
Little sphere floating away
Set adrift somewhere

Ritu 2016

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Passage #writephoto

Sue’s photo prompt this week,

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Constantly climbing
Finally, an open door
I can see the light

Ritu 2016

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