Top Tweets for #FromLentToEaster

over 4 years ago

Remembrances #FromLentToEaster @racheljwelcher “I forgot all about Holy Week,” she confessed A spirit willing, but not the flesh “I wish you well dear fellow fallen Take a moment to dwell in the halls of remembrance before the day of deliverance”

over 4 years ago

#FromLentToEaster poetry prompt #16: Write and/or record a poem for Maundy Thursday. (You can share your own or someone else's.)

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over 4 years ago

1/2 #FromLentToEaster @racheljwelcher Prompt #14: Write a lullaby Here’s mine: Quiet Now Lay you down In the green Shade of rest Underneath The cottonwood Lay you down Quiet now Rest awhile From the world Down you lay Right be side The side of me Under my

over 4 years ago

#FromLentToEaster poetry prompt #14: Write a lullaby (pg. 117)

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over 4 years ago

A reading of my poem in response to prompt #13 #FromLentToEaster @racheljwelcher Volunteer

Charis Crandall @CharisCrandall

over 4 years ago

Are you seeing signs of Spring? 🌿 #FromLentToEaster poetry prompt #13: Channel your inner William Wordsworth (the "nature poet") and Mary Oliver (my favorite poet) and write a poem about creation. It can be a metaphor for something else, or about nature itself.

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over 4 years ago

@racheljwelcher Waiting for spring requires a long patience, a contentment in the here-now-not-yet; anticipation without anxiety that winter’s barrenness will end again. #FromLentToEaster #13

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Malinda Just @malindadjust

over 4 years ago

Even So i knew what it was to wrestle with death, of battles. Hovered close pale, slain, scattered, precarious, outnumbered and certainly outmanned. Even so, God. MDJ (2022) #FromLentToEaster

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Malinda Just @malindadjust

over 4 years ago

#FromLentToEaster Blackout excerpt from my current fiction read, On This Foundation by Lynn Austin.

Beginning with Moses @tammy_priest

over 4 years ago

#FromLentToEaster poetry prompt #12: Write a "blackout poem" - any subject. Here is an example (super quick one - you can be much more artistic!) from pg. 46 of @CTmagazine's April issue.

racheljwelcher's tweet photo. #FromLentToEaster poetry prompt #12: Write a "blackout poem" - any subject. Here is an example (super quick one - you can be much more artistic!) from pg. 46 of @CTmagazine's April issue. https://t.co/PCB3hI3whp

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over 4 years ago

In the spirit of #FromLentToEaster prompts, here’s a #tanka I wrote in my head as the post-🌪-warning beach storm continued thru the night The storm, it rages. Palm trees bow, twisting, swaying. Fronds roar, whisper, wail. The cycle of life played out. Branches calling hosannas.

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over 4 years ago

#FromLentToEaster Prompt #12 “blackout poem” from page 17 of Bread and Wine: Readings For Lent and Easter Where we all fall. Where some rise.

sheiladougal's tweet photo. #FromLentToEaster Prompt #12 “blackout poem” from page 17 of Bread and Wine: Readings For Lent and Easter

Where we all fall. Where some rise. https://t.co/hrLKrgGvSy