Līgo Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt

We have just started a new week and it is also time for a fresh
Līgo Haibun Challenge!

This week it’s Picture Prompt again and there are two images to inspire you.  As usual – choose one of them to write your haibun.

Let your imagination flow and don’t forget to add your haibun to the Inlinkz collection, please! Good luck!

Līgo Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt

They say Monday might come across as a touch difficult therefore something uplifting to start it&the new week with would be very much  on place. Yes, a new Līgo Haibun Challenge is the first one that comes to my mind!

This week it’s Picture Prompt time and there are two wonderful photos to inspire you. 

As always, choose one for your haibun. Let your imagination flow and don’t forget to add your haibun to the Inlinkz collection, please!

Read more about haibun here: Managua Gunn’s Guide to Haibun Writing

Līgo Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt

We are on the doorstep of a new week and it means the time has come for a  new Līgo Haibun Challenge!

If you would like you can post your haibun at Medium here, and label it under the “Beautiful Haibun” collection. It is another possibility for more readers to find you as well as a great opportunity of stepping out of the ‘WordPress world.’

This week it’s Picture Prompt time and there are two wonderful pictures to inspire you.  As usual choose one of them to write your Beautiful Haibun.

Let your imagination flow and don’t forget to add your haibun to the Inlinkz collection, please!

Līgo Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt

The first Friday this year has come as well as the first Līgo Haibun Challenge of 2014 – with the Picture Prompt. Welcome!
Here’re two photos to choose from:

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Pictures by kind permission of Ines Williamson

Let your imagination flow and don’t forget to add your haibun to the Inlinkz collection, please!

Līgo Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt

Since another Friday is right at the door, welcome to a new Līgo Haibun Challenge!

This week is the image one, and we have two pictures from Suzanne to choose from to use as inspiration for your haibun.

Suzanne says when she was a child her father called her a changeling for he could not understand her and feared she was a faerie child. In the years since she has wondered if he was right for she has always found it hard to fit within the constraints of mainstream society, and through a combination of inclination and fateful events she has never followed a conventional path.

She was widowed young and raised her children alone and did not make it to university until later in life. She obtained a degree in Visual Art and an MA in Literature, and is tossing up whether or not to apply to start a Masters of Visual Art next year for she loves learning, and travel too has been a great teacher.

“All my life I have sought to look beneath the surface and to consider the deeper meaning of my experiences,” she says, “glimmers of understanding have emerged over time and I seek now to track them in art and writing.”

Suzanne
http://artifactsandfictions.wordpress.com/

We would appreciate it very much if you could link the credit back to Suzanne’s blog. We also ask that one of the pictures be used as we do want to showcase the art and talent of our haibun writers or potential haibun writers.

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Let your imagination flow and don’t forget to add your haibun to the Inlinkz collection, please! Good luck! 

You can find more information here: Weekly Haibun Challenge – Picture Prompt Week