Friday, October 14, 2011

Short Story Slam Week 12



Image Credit: Sweetestsin2862


Welcome to Short Story Slam Week 12, We have enjoyed your submissions during previous weeks and looking forward to seeing all of you again this week.

Please write a poem, a prose, or a short story inspired by the image provided above, be creative, we trust your intelligence and expect you to write and share, Happy Writing!

33 comments:

Maxwell Mead Williams Robinson Barry said...

Hope that you enjoy this one,

you can write from the child's perspective, you can also write from the father's perspective.

you can do adult content, or children's literature,

have fun!

marit said...

this is in a way related -- how i feel watching over my birds as a bird mother! :)

JJ Roa Rodriguez said...

This made me remember how I help my sisters put their kids to sleep...

JJRod'z

Teresa Marie said...

All done for this week. Happy slam everybody!!

Anonymous said...

welcome, updating pages of the place now,
will read you all soon.

;)

Unknown said...

I have submitted a piece for poetic causes which is highlighting childrens charities during October thanks x

Anonymous said...

Well, I've changed sex/genders here--and written from mother's perspective!

K.

Anonymous said...

I've taken a leap and gone for the subject of reflection; I'm afraid the baby doesn't get a look in!

The twenties girl said...

I tried something serious this time! her's the entry: http://boulevardofhopes.blogspot.com/2011/10/just-them-now.html

Anonymous said...

Here is my submission for the week. It's called "Lost in The Moment With You". I hope you enjoy it.

nitewrit said...

Just a brief reflection back on my own children.

Larry

K. Shawn Edgar said...

Thanks again for the slam of the week. Week 12!

Anonymous said...

I've gone for a very different take on the image...

Jamie

Becky Sain said...

My story ACTUALLY relates to the prompt! Boom! Looking forward to reading y'all.

Belva Rae Staples said...

My little blip has much to do with the great responsibility of a father and his unwavering love.

Anonymous said...

wrote this a long time ago. i thought it fit. hope you guys think it fits too.

keith sramblings said...

This took me back to when my kids were babies! I had such fun writing it, I hope you get as much pleasure from reading it.

Life said...

i posted my link too.....hope u guys like it.....the poem is dedicated to my strict yet loving and caring angel dad.....:)

Anonymous said...

I totally thought it was just short stories...and so I posted mine...but then I actually READ the page, and so think of it as a very strange dreaming baby...:)

Anonymous said...

welcome, guys,

it is about creativity and fun.

enjoy yourself.

Isadora said...

This is a wonerful picture to work off of. Thanks for the prompt. I've posted my entry.
Namaste,
Isadora

my entry:

http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2011/10/14/a-child-is-born/

Medhini said...

Hello Bluebell books:

Thanks for inviting me to be a part of this wonderful site... I have been following it for quiet sometime... it's lovely... will join soon....

hyperCRYPTICal said...

Apologies for the mass entries - blogger was reluctant to let me in! Great prompt - thank you!

Anna :o]

Morning said...

welcome,
Anna, and everyone.

:)

Fixed your link.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the submissions.

enjoy reading.

Anonymous said...

I am sharing a poem which I have shared before because I feel the picture is apt for it:)

Kay said...

I've certainly enjoyed reading everyone's writing this week!
♥Kay

Linda Bob Grifins Korbetis Hall said...

hello,

write one, thanks for reading.

Ina said...

Hi sorry to be so late. 2 days ago my first grandchild was born, the poem I enter here was written the day before her birth and somehow I think fits this slam theme very well. Thank you aalso for the interview. I will try and read many entries. :)

Anonymous said...

Hi folks. Emanita01 here.

Sorry to post such darkness under such a wonderful image, but this story is inspired by something I've recently experienced.

Putting the two together, I wondered if the fatber in my story ever looked at his son in this manner.

My muses took it from there.
We'll get back to that fundamental question...but it looks like this is not going to be a short story.

Anonymous said...

I'm not sure if I'm really done with my entry yet, but thought I should post it so I don't miss the dead-line... I really wish all fathers (and mothers) could look at their new-born this way! Beautiful prompt!!

Alice Audrey said...

If I could work it into Suzie's House, I would, but it's beyond me.

Anonymous said...

Great Big Thanks to all of you who submitted here,

your talent is deep and inspiring,
way to go!