Monday, April 13, 2020

Monday WRites 241


[ in today's Inspiration Mosaic all photos mine, edits done in PicsArt]

DAYS OF QUARANTINE.
The open air concert planned for The Promenade, would be the first 'Bandleaders Thank You' to mas players, costume designers and onlookers.
Persons could stream in and stay the length or take in the day's event in parts, choosing what time and which singer they desired to hear.

The days were still sunny and the age old tree branches spread, some in inflorescence. Surely no one would want to sit in this fete. Benches would be empty of those old geysers who came to play draughts for coins, even though they couldn't spend the coins,
not in today's high cost of living. One had better have some dollar notes if needed to buy a loaf.

Then out of the clear blue - Days of Quarantine. Stay home, all media options cautioned. And so, no one left and no one came on the bare platform stage.
© gillena cox 2020

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Wishing all A Happy Season of Easter
You've heard about the Monday Blues well this is Monday WRites (musing on the definition here of rite, as any customary observance or practice eg the rite of afternoon tea). Welcome to Monday WRites #241: A Happy Monday to all ❧✿❧



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Blog hopping today with

Mosaic Monday
#75: Let's Go to the Beach!


AND



Prosery: Edward Thomas
Prompted to use the lines no one left and no one came on the bare platform, from the poem
Adlestrop in a flash fiction of no more than 144 words



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REVISIT
13 April 2018
13 April 2017
13 April 2015






16 comments:

  1. We are blessed to know these verses and be comforted by them. Take care of yourself dear friend!

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Diane

      Much🌼love

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  2. ...Gillena, I hope that Easter was a special day for you, take care and stay safe.

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  3. Hope you had a blessed Easter. Be safe this week.
    Dawn aka Spatulas on Parade

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  4. Well done... the story of many a venue that had to close leaving the stage empty! Hopefully we will be able to start up soon again!

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    1. Thanks for.your appreciation Dwight

      Much🌼love

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  5. Gillena - your collage contains very appropriate quotes for our times. My husband and I are missing live music. The closest we can get is his cousin, who has performed a one-woman concert via live-streaming. It was terrific. Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday, my friend!

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  6. Thanks for dropping by Angie

    Much🌼love

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  7. oooh. that's a smooth weaving of the prompt and the current pandemic situation. well done!

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  8. Amazing how people find a way through technology. Many live streaming events to help people through lockdown.

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  9. Happy you dropped by Petru

    Much🌼love

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  10. So many events being cancelled... it starts to feel unreal that things like that could go on.

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  11. Remember this Flash Fiction 😊 Thanks for your appreciation Björn

    Much🌼love

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