#267 - Surrender
I've been doing a lot of thinking about surrender. Is surrender about letting go or giving up? Is it a process or a quick decision? What do you make of surrender?
posted by Sunday Scribblings at 6:29 AM
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Nice to back. Have a nice week ahead!
I'm very excited to share a new sketch i made and what's more exciting is that it just might fit today's prompt. Please come and have a look!
Happy Sunday every one! :)
Right here, right now I give my life to live again. I’ll break free, take me. My everything I surrender all to you. Cheers :)
Sharing something close to me...
I surrender to the happiness of doing nothing (except posting for Sunday Scribblings, of course). :)
"rainbow scales
are my armour
against the buffeting
of rock and wave"
on paper wings
I hope everyone has a wonderful week! Thanks for the prompt.
Thanks for another inspiring word!
a simple, pleasurable surrender :-)
Oh how I love this prompt!
Sometimes the stubbornness has to give way
Once again I'm late.
bit late this week but glad to be joining in. The prompt fitted a post I was wanting to write anyway.
First time I've ever posted...hope it works.
Mine is an old one
http://harivarasanam.wordpress.com/2010/12/08/the-lost-poet/
My first :D
You will see on my post an apology for having been so busy, I've not caught up to comments... but I did post today, which is great.
Bergamot, welcome. Will read your post after my mother-in-law hits the road, LOL. Amy Barlow Liberatore
Giving up the worst of yourself, what would it take?
Surrender, or die
this is a fabulous prompt. i could write a dozen poems about surrendering in one way or another. thanks. dani
This is such a great word. I look forward to reading everyone's take on it.
Richard
Surrendering is a broad one, it can have several takes!
a form of surrender...
Coming to the party very late but if I wait for next week the prompt will not fit.
Well here it is Sunday, May 22, almost noontime EST in the USA, almost 5pm in the UK, and still no new prompt. Sunday's gonna be over before we can even begin Scribbling, then I guess it'll become Monday ScriboMania.
It's 2pm EST USA, 7pm UK. Megg! You're in the UK. Why not post your one word on SS on Saturday night UK time? That way, the USA folks can wake up to a prompt on a pleasant Sunday morning and type their hearts out over a lovely cup of coffee??? That would a dream of mine that could possibly come true!
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