Welcome back to Free Write Friday! If you are new, feel free to read the intro. Otherwise, let’s get started!
I was recently moved by a beautiful collaboration of poetry and music by fellow Winter Goose Publishing Author, Jessica Kristie and Artist & Composer Tom Cloverfield titled, Waiting Bridges. (Click here to listen to the track on SoundCloud) This piece left me wide open to so many ideas and thoughts that the image of a bridge can posses and I wanted more! So, where else better to get it than to give my wonderfully amazing FWF writers the pen and let them give it to me! This week, I am including more than one image so you may choose the one that speaks most to you. I am so very excited to see what you bring and I, with unrestrained enthusiasm, encourage you to have a listen to the track, Waiting Bridges as well. If you like it (and I KNOW you will) you can purchase it now at iTunes, Amazon, JunoDownload & Beatport. I promise, you will be inspired.
Here are your prompts…
- Post your entry on your blog.
- Comment this post with your link.
- No deadline. No word limit.
- Be kind & comment others.
- Use #FWF hashtag on Twitter & I will RT your link! (micropoetry welcome!)
Have a great weekend! ~Kellie
Previous FWF prompts:
- #FWF Free Write Friday; The Street I Grew Up On (kellieelmore.com)
- #FWF Free Write Friday; Roads Less Traveled (kellieelmore.com)
- #FWF Free Write Friday; Image Prompt (kellieelmore.com)
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Hi Kellie, I just started following your blog tonight and really enjoy your “Free Write Fridays” This is my first post. http://www.writerchick89.wordpress.com/2013/01/12/bridge-to-budapest/ Let me know what you think!:-)
Hi Kellie! My name is Kelly too.
I really like your blog,. Here is my entry:
http://writerchick89.wordpress.com/2013/01/12/bridge-to-budapest/
let me know what you think!
http://cascadingveilofdarknes.blogspot.com/2012/12/fwf-and-there-she-stood-waiting.html … I am not sure if my previous comment got posted. So i am posting in again. If it has, please discard this one. Sorry
Thank you!
FWF. I am new to FWF and this is my first post. I love this idea. Its really helpful. Thank you!
http://cascadingveilofdarknes.blogspot.com/2012/12/fwf-and-there-she-stood-waiting.html
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Ah, you poker of my muse, you prodder of my pen, you sneaky delight of unexpected inspiration Kellie Elmore, you have done it again. That picture recalled a memory, which brought a writing bug, and I had to stop everything I was doing and pin it down. Now you have made me late for the post office and I can’t even hate you for it
Hope you enjoy it my dear
lol
I’m glad I could give her a lil kick in the arse for ya! 
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Hi Kellie, as always a pleasure to join in FWF, this one took me about 30 seconds to write a quick short poem, “The Other Side” > http://wp.me/p2FEx8-97
And here’s mine for this week!
http://shadetheraven.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/free-write-friday-lifeline/
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Waiting Bridge; thanks for the inspiration: http://iainthepoet.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/waiting-bridge.html
I agree graypoet – It is a challenge
http://inspirationimport.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/fwf-waiting-bridges/#comment-4792
http://myownheart.me/2012/12/07/14-steps-fwf/
Len!
Your link is broken! I can’t find your entry 
Oh no I don’t know what to do I wwill try to fix …again!!!
Hi Kellie, here is this weeks writing
http://terry1954.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/fwf-free-wrote-friday-inspired-by-waiting-bridges/
Something short and quick, with intertwining keys on a moment of reflection at the bridge.
http://seanbidd.com/2012/12/08/free-write-friday-riggers-and-brothers-returning-home/
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Hi Kellie, here’s my entry: http://wp.me/p2d9xu-ip
Feel free to comment.
As always, I enjoy your prompts and am glad for the mental exercise you give us. Thank you again for your work….
http://graypoet.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/free-write-friday-the-old-bridge/
I wrote on the first bridge that caught my attention. I hope you enjoy reading this: http://collinesblog.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/bridge-to-a-new-life/
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