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January’s Second Week Prompt Of Lifeline

Let’s start the new year with energetic prompt

Greetings Lifeline Poets,

I hope you celebrated New Year’s Eve and had great fun. We all want to start a new year with great spark and excitement.

This is the first week of New Year. Many of us took some resolution and tried hard to keep ourselves motivated.

Resolution is easy to make but hard to keep. New Year is the best time to make new resolutions and add some life-changing habits into your daily routine. However, we can’t be excited throughout the year as we are in the first week of New year. That doesn’t mean we should not make resolutions. Make new resolutions and try your best.

A new year means a new beginning. God gave all of us a wonderful year to live and laugh. Lifeline prompt will inspire you to start your new year with excitement and inspiration as well.

"This year, be structured enough for success and achievement and flexible enough for creativity and fun."

-Taylor Duvall

It’s time to find new opportunities and work upon them. It’s time to start to fulfill your goals all over again. It’s time to celebrate all the best memories we made throughout our life.

Every year comes with a new change. You have to accept and admire the change to make life interesting and exciting. You can’t be at the same place again and again. This week you have to share your excitement to start a new beginning.

This week’s prompt is,

How do you feel at the start of a new year? What are you the most excited about in the coming year? Are there any resolutions you made for this new year? Share your emotions at The Lifeline.

Pen down your excitement into words and share beautiful poems with all of us to share your excitement and joy with your readers.

I would like to invite all the poets of Lifeline, Dr. Fatima Imam OrlaK Bhavna Narula Riaz Laskar Ellie Jacobson ✍🏻 Josh Balerite Acol Dr. Preeti Singh Giulietta Passarelli Kimberly Hampton Nilsson Trista Signe Ainsworth Carolyn F. Chryst, Ph.D. Dan J Bonaventure Barry Anthi Psomiadou JJ Sum Colleen Millsteed Destiny S. Harris I. Trudie Palmer Kristy Westaway Shirley Jones Luke Pierce McIntyre Obinna Uruakpa Abbey Streett Imani Talim Diepak Paul Jenine Bsharah Baines Troy B. Jordan Margie Willis Winston Arbab Z. Venkataraman Mahalingam Marie-Sandra Trudelle Sabiqa Nasir Ali JoMae Spoelhof D. Blake Champion B Shantae Anastasia Soul Gypsy Anastasia S. Manyonga Kyomi O'Connor Megan Nicole Morgan America Zed⚡ Hamsalekha Mihai Brinas Marilyn Glover Brown Boi Daniel T Parkins Greg Proffit Yael Shira Ilana Lydia Nicole Sponsel Vanilla Being Neera Handa Dr Nick Cuccovia Erica J Pratibha Mohanty Mohit Satkari George Ochsenfeld Evergreen Eden L Burton Mher Manoekjan Brinas Mihaela Ankit Karody Yabo Detchou Elena Cooper Rhonda Marrone David Rudder Rose Lee Shuntay Wright 🌈LIFE LESSON Jake Hilden Kailey Rose Enne Baker Amy Christie Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) Ravyne Hawke Sharing Words Monoreena Acharjee Majumdar Agnes Laurens Drashti Shroff Ricardo Böck Carmen Dawn J.R. Sonder Breezy Omy Vashni Stories Joseph Lieungh Jean Carfantan Kartika Lestari KM Fullerton Joe Merkle Kevin Jahleel Ishimwe Connie Song Sadee Bee Annine Massaro Zuri Pommerenk Art Bram Ali Al Zaak Nadhir Muhammad Habibi Tunnel Books, author and creator, Francis Edwards DMTakeshi Roxanne Barbour Vinay Thum Klara Jane Holloway Little Monster Deepa N Swamy Shereen Bingham Felice Bakker Nicole Anders

I hope you liked this week’s prompt.

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Always grateful to all of you for being the constant support of Lifeline Publication.

As you all know, that we have started a new thing called “Poem Of The Week”.

So, this time the poem of the week written by a wonderful poet Colleen Millstead

Here’s her powerful poem that uplifts you and makes you believe in yourself. We all are different people and have different lives. We can’t be the same. Therefore, we don’t have a right to judge others. Thanks, Colleen Millsteed for sharing your inner voice at The Lifeline.

I am sure you will love this poem for sure.

My sincere gratitude to all the writers and readers of Lifeline!