Category: writing prompts
-
One Word Poem-TERRORISM
·
Terrorism is a significant threat to peace and security, prosperity and people. – Ban Ki-moon The poem Terrorism emerged while I was enrolled in a creative writing course at college titled Thinking Outside the Box. The course challenged conventional approaches to writing and encouraged us to explore uncharted territories of imagination and expression. The idea… Read more
-
What is your mission?
My 2025 mission is to be a creative and unique writer, to write captivating stories, poems, and whatever style of writing say, ‘go for it’. I pray that wisdom, workmanship, and skill give a touch to the unexpected, turning everyday moments into extraordinary narratives, making the readers laugh, cry, and think. I’ll embrace the joy… Read more
-
Happy New Year! 2025
Happy New Year to all Readers and Writers May 2025 be your year to make it happen. Thanks again for your subscription and feedback. I am discovering my audience. Please don’t be shy, let’s connect! Blessings! 🤩 Read more
-
Fort Langley-British Columbia
·
In 2016, I enjoyed visiting Fort Langley, a charming and picturesque town in British Columbia. Strolling through its quaint streets, I was captivated by the vibrant trees and colourful flowers that greeted me at every turn. The town’s small boutiques, brimming with artsy treasures, and the cheerful smiles of friendly locals made the experience even… Read more
-
Snowy Moments – A Train Ride to the West Coast
·
Writing Prompts As the train glides smoothly over snow-covered tracks, the world outside transforms into a serene landscape of sparkling white. Inside the warm carriage, you settle by the window with a journal in hand, ready to let your thoughts flow. The gentle motion of the train and the mesmerizing view of snow-laden trees and… Read more
-
Higher Ground – Perspective
·
Amid London, Ontario’s bustling streets, a chance encounter with high-rise window cleaners defying gravity sparks reflections on their unique skills, daring routines, and unsung sobriety. The unexpected spectacle becomes a reminder that extraordinary performances can be found where least expected in the city’s rhythm. Read more
Keziah Thinks Press 
You must be logged in to post a comment.