Writespiration – is a challenge courtesy of Sacha Black. The challenge is to write something using the weekly theme in just 52 words…. EXACTLY 52 words, no more, no less. It’s harder than it seems, I can assure you!
This week the topic is The Break. Here’s my offering:
The Break
Living in a small country town,
A city break is invigorating.
More people in the tram than in your whole town.
Unknown faces staring down at their phones.
A break from being known, from routine,
From paddocks and big skies
To views of cityscapes, the sky reflected in the grids
Towering above.
I took this photo in Melbourne, looking up at the sky reflected in the buildings, through the tram wires. I shared it on Instagram with the comment that it’s very different from my usual backyard big sky photos. It seemed to suit my post!
I look forward to seeing how others have interpreted this one. I’d love to know what you think of my 52 word story!
Deb 🙂
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Thanks very much! Love your work 😊
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Beautiful use of just 52 words. I found you on the Wednesday AIM Link Party. Thanks for participating!
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Thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment. I enjoy the challenge of writing a story in just 52 words!! My favourite was The Switch a week or so ago.
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Love this, Debbie.
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Thanks so much Ruth, it’s quite difficult but I enjoy the challenge of getting my mind to work.
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Great take on the word, Deb. Love the descriptions of the differences between city and small town living. Reminded me so much of when I lived in London.
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Thanks Hugh, I’m glad you can relate to my thoughts. ! I love visiting the ‘big smoke’ and I try to make the most of the different cultures and offerings. 52 words is quite a struggle though!
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Isn’t it? It’s good to challenge ourselves, though, Deb. You’ve done a great job with it. I would never have thought to write about a city break and, from what I’ve read, nobody else has.
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Thanks so much, I really appreciate your comment Hugh. I’ve just been over at your blog reading your post about blog guilt and all the comments are so good. You hit a real nerve and have had great feedback. I lfet my two cents worth too! You are very generous with your advice and comments so again I’m so glad to have you visit little old me 🙂
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No need to thank me, Deb. I visit your blog because I enjoy reading your posts.
Thank you for your comments on my blog guilt post. Yes, you’re right, I seem to have hit a nerve in the blogging world. However, as you say, the post has produced some wonderful comments and help for those of us or go through feeling stressed or feeling guilty about blogging.
Have a great week.
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nice 🙂
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Like how you took it and went in a completely different direction than I’m sure most people would have gone it. Most people are trying to take a break from the city.
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Thanks for your feedback Jennifer. I understand most people would be thinking of a break from the city and that’s why I went that way with it 🙂 It also helped that I was on a break in the city at the time and that’s the first thing that popped into my head when I saw the topic!
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