Tag: hand

Brave to mention (haikus)

by Robin LeeAnn, posted in My Writing

i. They knew the kind youBut I knew you when your handsShouted your anger ii. My words could repeatYour actions but no one wouldBelieve a small mouse Copyright © Robin LeeAnn

First lines given – #3

by Robin LeeAnn, posted in First Lines Given

Welcome to First Lines Given! If that sentence confuses you, here's a link to where I explain what this is. Today's first line is by Ann Harrison-Barnes! (Happy early birthday, Ann!) She said: Such a sweet one! I rarely see snow, so I don't write about it often. Anyways, here's the result: On a cold … Continue reading First lines given – #3

Being creatively exhausted

by Robin LeeAnn, posted in Writing Advice

Having a writing goal can destroy a writer. Every writer has his or her own ideals of where he or she wants to be in the writing world. Some love self-publishing. Some never write for a paycheck. Others hope their novels spread hope or make it to the best seller’s list. But having that writing … Continue reading Being creatively exhausted

Writing with a demand for attention

by Robin LeeAnn, posted in Writing Stories

After I moved into my dorm this semester, I met a lovely young girl named Muffin. She's is my suitemate’s dog who never looks directly at my camera when I try to take a picture  most of time. She’s an interesting addition to our dorm life. But she’s also a handful. Being a young puppy, … Continue reading Writing with a demand for attention