Welcome back to another episode of RXC!
RXC #244 is special to me, for the kind of response it brought in. I feel like a voyeur in a room with a mirror, or window view, where talented writers came in and poured their deepest thoughts.
I may not come across such intensity and honesty again, or see pieces of your soul. So, here are all the entries in a booklet. There is a declaration about copyright of authors, and the booklet not being used for commercial gain by anybody, on the last page.
We do not select best entries in RXC, as it is a space to share and connect, not compete. Yet, my heart this week goes to “I am Kintsugi” by Sylvia. Don’t give it a miss.
All links are given below for you to read what you like. Download the booklet as one for keepsake.
PROMPT #245
I’m intrigued by the beauty of prose poetry, with its higher scope for expression.
We have one post right here by Paula Light.
I came across excerpts from the book “Extinctions” by Sharmishtha Mohanty. Her new book is positioned as “a book of poetry in prose.”
I’ve read only the excerpts, not the book as yet, hence, am unable to comment more. But the line that stuck with me is
It came from somewhere too far to walk, from as far away as the most unreasonable desire, the most devastating hope.
Sharmishtha Mohanty in Thirty two nights and dawns
The full post is available here.
Let the whole or phrases from this line be your muse this week. I promise the dip will be more rewarding than last week.
Please give due credits to the author of the prompt line on your posts.
There is no restriction on length or format of the piece. There is no last date either, unless you wish to be featured in the Weekly Wrap.
Any post that is found to be offensive, vulgar or something that hurts common sensibilities will not be included. This needs to be a safe space.
Create a post on your blog, and copy-paste the link in Comments. In case you are using a pingback, do check back to see if it has worked.
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WEEKLY WRAP
Jim Adams at
Michelle Navajas at
Grace Y. Estevez Reddy at
Susi Bocks at
http://iwriteher.com/2022/08/18/epiphany/
Monnwashed Musings (Eugenia) at
https://amanpan.com/2022/08/18/i-am-me/
Lady Lee at
Sadje at
http://lifeafter50forwomen.com/2022/08/19/in-search-of-myself/
Paula Light at
Lauren at
Empowered Women at
Ami Offenbacher-Ferris at
http://gypsieswritingmusingsquotesgripes.com/2022/08/20/who-am-i/
Gal of Words at
http://worldofwords.data.blog/2022/08/20/its-him-again/
Benjamin at
http://greatbenji.business.blog/2022/08/20/have-you-heard/
Reena Saxena at
Sylvia at
Indira at
Jude Itakali at
Thank you, Balroop!
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Welcome to RXC, Balroop! 🌷☺️ Great to have you here.
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Thanks, Jude!
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OH, I’d meant to commend you on the booklet idea. It’s amazing.🤩
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Thanks! Keep it if you like it.
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Ah, maybe much further down the writing journey.
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Hi Ma’am,
Thanks for hosting. I’m unsure if I did justice to prose-poetry form nevertheless, here’s mine :-
Thank you all for stopping by and reading.
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All the world is moving in the same direction – prose poetry 🤗
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Thank you, Diana!
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Happy Sunday, Reena 🙂
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Thank you, Lee!
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Here is mine..and i so love what you did with last week’s replies
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Thank you so much!
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Here’s my endeavor, Reena – https://amanpan.blog/2022/08/26/may-the-light-shine-bright/
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Thanks!
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You’re welcome!
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What a beautiful booklet, Reena, and thank you! 💖I’ll be back with my entry as I am quite far behind.
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You are welcome. Glad you liked it.
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❤ ❤ ❤ Thank you so much Reena ❤ ❤ ❤
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You are welcome ☺️
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Thank you so much, Reena 🥰
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Welcome ☺️
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What a wonderful booklet, Reena, Thanks so much for putting it together. Loved it.💕
Here’s my latest : https://graceofthesun.com/beyond-doubt/
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Glad you liked it.
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I sure did.💕
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Thanks, Jim!
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Wonderful, Reena! Thanks for the inclusion! 🙂
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You are welcome ☺️
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Thanks, Susi!
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https://sacredcircleforwomen.wordpress.com/2022/08/25/normalcy/
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Hi Reena, thank you for bringing this issue to my attention. I have fixed the block on my blog (hopefully) so next time there won’t be any issues! ❤️
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Hi, Ami — I’ve updated and replaced the file. The offending line from the post is also removed 🙂
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Confused look – offending line?
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The one about your poem not being copiable — it’s in a lighter vein 🙂
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I guess I missed it!! Thank you!! ❤️
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You may download it now with your poem included 🙂
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Wow!! That’s a lovely compilation, Ma’am. Thanks for the booklet. Highly appreciated. 🙂
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You are welcome, Aishwarya! You made me update the booklet just before I was publishing the post 🙂
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I didn’t expect to find mine because of my lateness but was pleasantly surprised and thrilled to see it. Thanks once again, Ma’am. 🙂
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All the best!
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Hi Reena, here’s my effort;
http://lifeafter50forwomen.com/2022/08/25/prose-poetry-where-did-the-desire-came-from/
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Thank you, Sadje!
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My pleasure
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A great idea Reena. Thanks
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You are welcome.
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💜💖
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I have no idea what the prompt is this week.
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The quote line 🙂
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It came from somewhere too far to walk, from as far away as the most unreasonable desire, the most devastating hope.
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Yes.
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