Trailing Behind – Haiku

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smell of evergreen  
in a November forest 
can take you back home  

Second Thoughts # 9 – A New Leaf on Life

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I realized on a walk today that if you stare at fallen leaves long enough they come alive again. – Ash

Am I Write? # 39 – Off Your Game? Sit One Out.

That bench and those two trees cure writer’s block. Game on! – Ash  

Second Thoughts # 8 – If I Moss Say

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When you exploit all the good things life gives you, it doesn’t leave mushroom for the bad things. – Ash

Am I Write? # 38 – We Take a Shining to Being Uninterrupted

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When I see someone writing, I leave them alone, and now we’re best friends. – Ash  

Night Fall – Haiku

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night comes earlier 
snot runs down my nose as quick 
streetlights guide me home 
 

Journal Entry # 245 – I’ll Just Leaf This Here

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Thank you, reader. Thanks to every last one of you for being a follower of Earth to Ash. And to the digital passerby who for some reason found your screen with this small piece of the internet flAshing back at you…thank you, too. I don’t do these sorts of posts enough, I admit. Forgive me. But with this weekend being Thanksgiving weekend. It’s the perfect chance to acknowledge how grateful I am. For you. I would be a silent soul, lost for words. Your loyalty means everything.

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Am I Write? # 37 – When The Feelings Are Write!

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Writing for me is a sixth sense. I lose it sometimes, so I must rely heavily on the other five to get it back. – Ash 

Journal Entry # 244 – Fall Back Into Place

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I love the Fall. It’s a yearly postcard from Mother Nature telling me to come visit and see all the changes she’s made to the place. – Ash

Am I Write? # 36 – Keeping Writing the Good Write!

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Writing can feel like a state of consciousness all of its own. When creativity strikes, you get TKO’d from the real world, but to win each round…you don’t get back up. – Ash