avatarJenine "Jeni" Baines

Summary

Jenine Bsharah Baines reflects on the beauty of a blue morning through a 50-word mini-saga, acknowledging the inspiration drawn from William J Spirdione's Muse and the Literary Impulse team's writing prompts.

Abstract

Jenine Bsharah Baines captures the essence of a blue morning in a brief 50-word piece titled "Morning Blues," inspired by a real moment and the prompts of William J Spirdione and the Literary Impulse team. The saga paints a vivid picture of the sky, moon, and two jays, juxtaposing the paleness of the sky with the vibrant blue of the birds. Baines expresses gratitude to Somsubhra Banerjee for fun fiction prompts, the Literary Impulse team for their challenges, and her readers for joining her in contemplation. She invites further engagement through her Medium profile and encourages readers to subscribe for more shared moments of pondering, playing, and dreaming.

Opinions

  • Baines appreciates the creative inspiration provided by William J Spirdione's Muse and the Literary Impulse team's prompts.
  • She values the beauty of nature, as evidenced by her description of the blue sky, moon, and jays.
  • Baines acknowledges the importance of community and collaboration in the writing process, thanking those who have contributed to her work.
  • She expresses a desire for continued interaction with her audience, inviting them to join her in exploring creative ideas.
  • Baines' reflection on the morning scene suggests a deep appreciation for the subtle moments of beauty in everyday life.

LITERARY IMPULSE PROMPT/MINI-SAGA

Morning Blues

Oh, the beauty of Blueness!

Photo by Richard Sagredo on Unsplash

White-wisped blue Sky, bad news for the drought, quenches her thirst for Beauty. Only sipping her second cup of coffee does she see Moon — transparent, white as the wisps, waning — through Tree’s leafless branches.

She looks away. Tree beckons.

Two jays — impossibly blue.

Is this why Sky is so pale?

©Jenine Bsharah Baines 2022

A mini-saga — a short piece of 50 words — prompted by William J Spirdione’s Muse.

Thank you, Somsubhra Banerjee, for the fun fiction prompts. Albeit mine was sparked by a Real moment.

Thank you, team at Literary Impulse — Nachi Keta, Priyanka Srivastava, Elisabeth Khan — for challenging me and the Muse. Keep those challenges coming, please. It was fun!

And thank you, dearest readers, for gazing out the window with me.

jeni

please click here if inclined to ponder, play, dream with me.

Thank you.

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