#TankaTuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 211, #Abhanga – Hope

Colleen’s Weekly Syllabic Poetry Challenge, this week with a litle twist. A new form, an Abhanga!

I had a go. Read on for my Hope filled verse.

 Strength in togetherness
 My heart is filled with hope
 The world needs to take note
 We CAN beat this 

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One Liner Wednesday #1LinerWeds – Give Thanks

“A simple ‘thank you’ can mean the world.”

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Again, one line, above☝️, with a little explanation.

Today, I was working from home, and spent the morning phoning most of my pupils families to check in with them, and make sure they were okay, accessing the learning easily, and generally, checking their wellbeing.

The amount of parents who said thank you, and even one who wants to bring something in to show her appreciation, meant the world to me.

I don’t need gifts, and I said that to the parent in question, but those thank yous meant everything. It is so toug, right now, as a teacher. We want to do the best for our families, and our students, but remote learning will never be the best way, regardless of how you deliver lessons.

So, instead of hearing gripes, every call was filled with positivity.

I can sleep with ease, tonight. ❤

For Linda’s #1LinerWeds challenge.

Ronovan Writes #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge 343 Bare and Full

Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge:

Bare & Full

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Baring his sharp teeth
The king shows us his full set
Back away, slowly

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#SoCS Jan. 30th – The Beginning/The End

Linda’s #SoCS prompt this week…

Your prompt for #JusJoJan and Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: “the beginning, the end.” Write about the beginning of something and the end of  something. Bonus points if your first sentence contains “the end” and your last sentence contains “the beginning.” <– Read that again. Have fun!

At the end of the day, it all comes down to common sense, doesn’t it?

There are so many decisions that politicians have taken for us, over the last year, and they have, for the most part, shown us just how inept they are at thinking of logical solutions, which require common sense.

There’s a virus, get people to wear masks. Oh, no, that isn’t very effective… roll on a few months. Everyone wear masks, unless you are at home, or outside… or in school, because school is a magical safe place where no one gets ill. Um, maybe we should get older kids to wear masks, actually… oh, and maybe adults, in communal areas.

U turn!

Another one.

We’ll just make people stay at home for a while, when they come back from holiday. And create ‘travel corridors’ with other ‘safe’ countries. Oops… seems peopel are bringing the virus, and it’s bigger cousins, back with them. Let’s shut a few corridors down, then reopen them after a while. Months, and months,, later. Um, maybe we should stop all travel…

Common sense, I told you!

There are so many areas of the handling of this pandemic, that could have possibly been better, if there was just a little common sense used, right at the beginning, don’t you think?

Guarded #writephoto

Sue’s #WritePhoto prompt for this week:

Fearful
Terrified
I can't get out

Concerned
Worried
Can't see a way out

Guarded
Hesitant
Unable to reach out

Hopeful
Hesitant
I might just see a way out

Positive
Confident
I will get out

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