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The colors of your life.

Writing prompt, call for submissions…reminder to get out and live.

Photo by the author — artwork by nature.

A walk in the canvas.

Grey of rock toppled from mountains, silver-green of light, wind, and trees dancing on forgotten hillsides. Soot of your skin, ashen when dry, dark with transpiration and exchange of elements. The occasional riot of fireweed, flickering of poppy, thrust of purple lupine or crimson refrain of indian paintbrush. Until you leave it all behind to splash into something impossibly turquoise, the color of unraveling rock — the marriage of that whispy blue waif of heaven and the mud of mountains shifting under her tears.

What are the colors of your life?

This writing prompt is simple.

It asks you only to go out (physically or in your mind). Breathe the air…see. Notice.

And tell me, if your life was a question of colors… one, two…or an entire pallet? What would be its hues?

Tell us that story.

In so many words…or images. Verse or prose. Snapped, doodled, snipped.

Photo by the author — artwork by nature.

Thank you for your beautiful stories.

As always, I’m humbled by the beauty of your words. Here are some stories you don’t want to miss…

By Ellen Bratsche:

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By Charubala:

From Mary Lynne Carpenter:

By M.C. Commander:

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