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November’s First Week Prompt of Lifeline

Greetings Poets,

I hope everyone is doing well. The prompt topic for this week is “Traveling.”

In India, people use vacation days right before Diwali and frequently travel to various locations. Children also enjoy a 21-day mini-vacation from school / life. People consider this to be a good time to organize a family vacation.

Due to my health concerns, I haven’t made any plans for this year. But many of my friends traveled to diverse locations like Goa, Kerala, Mumbai, and so on.

“There is a kind of magicness about going far away and then coming back all changed.“ – Kate Douglas Wiggin

I can still clearly recall my ninth-grade vacation outside the city. As part of my school picnic, I went there. In that trip, I went to Kutch. It was a trip I’ll always remember taking with my schoolmates.

It was a trip I took alone, without my parents. Although I can’t say that I traveled alone, it was the first time I spent six days apart from my parents. It was the first time I was traveling alone, so I was both anxious and excited. There were teachers and other students present, but it was my first time experience.

I saw the white desert in the Kutch during that journey. Being the main draw of the Kutch, it was a great experience. It combines the characteristics of the Little Rann of Kutch and the Great Rann. The White Desert of Kutch, which serves as the Indus River’s basin, evaporates between November and February to make way for its vast area of salt-induced land.

I went to the Mandvi beach while on the tour. You can engage in activities on the water and at the beach including riding a water scooter, swimming in the ocean, parasailing, and banana boat rides. Visitors to this location also take pleasure in beach strolls and sunbathing.

Additionally, I’ve been to Narayan Sarovar. Narayan Sarovar, a large lake on India’s western border, is very important spiritually. It is well-known due to the fact that it is one of Hinduism’s five holiest lakes. In addition, I have been to Gandhidham, the eighth most populous city in Gujarat. It is a well-liked location for business meetings, conventions, and other events. I’ve also been to Jesal Total Samadhi, a well-known Hindu temple in Anjar that dates back to the fourteenth century or so. The sacred graves of Jesar Pir and his wife Sati Toral are located at Anjar, Gujarat. They inspire future generations with their unending love.

Finally, I went to Mata no Madh, one of Gujarat’s most well-known landmarks. It serves as Maa Ashapura’s temple. Visitors are treated to a stunning perspective of Bhuj’s skyline thanks to how distinctive the main temple is.

I will never forget my trip to Kutch.

This week’s prompt is,

Recall a favorite holiday memory and experience your emotions in a form of a poem.

I want to invite all the poets from Lifeline. I hope you will like this prompt.

Dr. Fatima Imam Orla K. Bhavna Narula Riaz Laskar Ellie Jacobson Josh Balerite Acol Dr. Preeti Singh Giulietta Passarelli Trista Signe Ainsworth Kimberly Hampton Nilsson Carolyn F. Chryst, Ph.D. Dan J Bonaventure Barry Anthi Psomiadou Colleen Millstead Destiny S. Harris I. Trudie Palmer Kristy Westaway Pierce McIntyre Obinna Uruakpa Abbey Streett Imani Talim Deepak Paul Jenine Bsharah Baines Troy B. Jordan Margie Willis Venkataraman Mahalingam Arbab Z. Sabiqa Nasir Ali JoMae Spoelhof D. Blake Champion Anastasia Soul Gypsy Kyomi O’Connor Marilyn Glover Brown Boi Daniel T Parkins Greg Proffit Yael Shira Ilana Lydia Nicole Sponsel Vanilla Being Neera Handa Dr. Erica J Nick Cuccovia Pratibha Mohanty Sally A Mortemore Asim Nori Katie Anderson Elledit Graham Cooke Ashley Scrawls Aakash Dahal Sweedle Jenny Lane Austin Petti Love. Harry Stefanakis Ira Robinson Rick Bartrand Jade Hadfield Francis B. Sally Prag Jamario Cantrell Kitty Williams Teisha LeShea A.X. Bates MzDiamond Mary Louisa Cappelli, MFA, JD, PhD June Kirri Malyaban Bal Meï Dy Desarae Black Jennica Rose Elvie Lins❤️

Jaylee Reign Annie Wang Eko BP Asim Nori Stavroula Sanida Wingeddonkey Sally A Mortemore Kristina Oberlander Victoria Gregg T.J. Hübner Aj Bhardwaj C.R. Stacy Robin Oakman Jessica Wolf Jade Willow Kavya Janani. U Sharing Randomly Jean Elizabeth Glass RBGraham Ntathu Allen Doa Demir Ann Christine Tabaka Klara Jane Holloway Shereen Bingham Vinay Thum Deepa N Swamy Elin Melaas Manu Juneja David Fertitta M. C. Rose Cara J. Jaye Harvard Lim Little Monster DMTakeshi Sadee Bee Roxanne Barbour Anastasia S. Manyonga Zuri Pommerenk Connie Song Annine Massaro Ali Al Zaak Cendrine Marrouat Jean Carfantan Kartika Lestari Hannah LaDuke Joseph Lieungh Vashni Stories Kelly Aluna Martone Patricia Pixie❤ K.M. Fullerton J.R. Sonder Breezy Omy Carmen Dawn Ricardo Böck Drashti Shroff Monoreena Acharjee Majum Agnes Laurens Ravyne Hawke Kevin Jahleel Ishimwe Joe Merkle Sharing Words Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) George Ochsenfeld Lola Rosario Aponte L Burton Mher Manoekjan Evergreen Eden Sinus Kosinus Rhonda Marrone Elena Cooper Shuntay Wright 🌈LIFE LESSON Jake Hilden Rose Lee Danna Z James Raven Kai Rose, B.Comm Enne Baker Amy Christie Francis Edwards, published writer Brittney A Baron USK (Yusuke Koyama) Simon May Kysha M. J. Goode-Leake Anastasia Kunal Mehra Ashley J.J. White Mihika Jindal Gaharwar LIN Niknesha Hairston Kensu Fetsani Julia Heussler Jordan Nguyen Nikolaos Skordilis Josie Quinn Maria Rattray George Lamptey Daniel R. Fincher Inna Orjola Francesco Carrubba Cristina Cattai Camille Parker Breathe & Be Still Sally A Mortemore

Ejike Jemimah Shahzad Baloch Ishita Jindal Caroline de Braganza Ejike Jemimah Joe Palomo Michael Cappelli Miles Powell Amy Ganser The Truth As I Know It Heal with Sumit Sherryann Flemmings

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The Poem Of The Week

The poem is written by Miles Powell