Poetry

Hunger

A hunger has begun, deep and strong,
To chase the dreams where I belong.
Huge things to be had, far and wide,
Even if I must journey alone, with pride.

Poetry

In the Heart of the Crowd


In a crowd, I feel like I’m small,
Wishing quietly not to stand tall.
With a gulp and a sigh,
I just want to hide,
As my heart beats, it echoes the call.

Missy's MAD Challenge

Missy’s MAD Challenge # 062

Every week, a creative prompt will be offered for you to unleash your imagination and artistic skills. 

You can share your response in the form of art or any creative expression that the prompt inspires.

There are no restrictions and no deadlines, so feel free to take your time and enjoy the creative process.

Remember to label your response with #missysmadchallenge.

Your challenge for this week

  • It was the middle of the night, and the forest was quiet. No bugs or animals disturbed the silence. There were no birds, no chirping. 
Commentary

The Daily Extra #101

50 Years ago, on…

October 1, 1975

Muhammad Ali defeated Joe Frazier in the ” Thrilla in Manila” boxing match in the Philippines.

Poetry

Inflation

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony, mylovexpressionsblog.wordpress.com

Here prices skyrocket.
Need to find new ways to pay.
The struggle is real.
You’d better save up my friend.
As it’s not getting cheaper…


-MAD/AAA 07/21/2024

Poetry

Burning Lessons

Burn, baby, burn
For all the wrong things you have done,
Ashes drift where shadows turn,
In the fire, the past is spun.

Let the flames ignite the night,
From the embers, strength will rise,
In each end, there lies new light,
In the ashes, hope complies.

Commentary

The Daily Extra #100

New Zealand has more sheep than people

Sheep rule the roost in New Zealand. With a sheep population of 23.3 million compared to 5.2 million people, that means there are 4.4 sheep for every New Zealander. – 50 Weird Facts That Most People Don’t Know

Commentary

The Daily Extra #99

Nomophobia is the fear of being without your smartphone

For many people, the anxiety of being detached from your phone or not having cell service is real. The condition, Nomophobia, stands for No Mobile Phone Phobia and can cause such symptoms as sweating, shaking, agitation and even breathing difficulties. Research has shown Nomophobia can affect up to 73% of people, according to Forbes.

Poetry

Friendship Yearnings

Special thanks to my collaborator on this Rengay, Anthony, mylovexpressionsblog.wordpress.com

Longing for friendship
Wishes bloom in the heart’s song
A bond yet to be
I swear that it is out there
Be true to yourself, you’ll see…

– MAD/AAA 07/14/2024