January Prompts 5751-5775 

31st January 21:00

5751 The whole country is in deep shock (AC 573)

5752 I was sick later, in the bushes (AC 629)

5753 My private experiences reinvented (LTH 325)

5754 Cold mutton in our pockets (AC 635)

5755 A terrible tragedy, news just come (AC 573)

5756 Not fit: fearfully bad headaches (AC 617)

5767 Only temporary insanity can explain your remarks (LTH 325)

5758 Still able to walk, talk, eat, sleep. (AC 611)

5759 Home all evening watching TV (AC 615)

5760 I have turned down a handsome offer (AC 551)

5761 No money. I am greatly vexed (AC 621)

5762 The facts about our private life (LTH 325)

5763 Colossal buffet, unlimited booze. (AC 629)

5764 Two weeks here and still no “sport”. (AC 574)

5765 How different men and women are! (AC 627)

5766 You should consider alternative theories (LTH 325)

5767 He was drunk every night here was here. (AC 612)

5768 “Ash, ash, all is ash” (AC 627)

5769 Your audience of school-teachers (LTH 325)

5770 I thought I heard distant bells. (AC 628)

5771 How can I describe everything that has happened? (AC 610)

5772 Distorting every observation (LTH 325)

5773 The children depress me. (AC 625)

5774 He is a buccaneer and a crook (AC 610)

5775 I have decided to grow a moustache. (AC 629)

January Prompts 5726-5750 

31st January 07:45

5726 A foreigner, eager to see everything (347)

5727 I am awkward, untidy, uneducated (340)

5728 They have an outward display of ease which I do not believe (334)

5729 The most improbable individuals are popping up (346)

5730 A woman who will not flood me with love (335)

5731 The waving of passengers lost at sea (336)

5732 I need some sin  (346)

5733 We must prepare for a harder life (333)

5734 The morning mail, newspaper, crosswords, gin (346)

5735 The butcher has run out of sausages (3380

5736 all the claptrap about decency and fair play (330)

5737 The horses are not coming (341)

5738 A vertical sun killing every shadow (335)

5739 Huge, red-faced, sweaty men (347)

5740 I lack modesty (339)

5741 I had caused enough annoyance for one morning (331)

5742 Brought up by strangers and distant aunts (339)

5743 I will not publish me real autobiography (SP)

5744 Mowed a lot. Still sad. (331)

5745 They may now all see what sort of person I am  (339)

5746 Let us presume I have gone mad (346)

5747 The Board of Health reported twenty-four more cases yesterday (332)

5748 No one smoked, or spat or swore (347)

5749 It all weighs on the heart a little too much (336)

5750 The police, eventually, stepped in, but with reluctance (343)

January Prompts 5701-5725 

30th January 08:45

5701 I fear there are bugs in this bed

5702 Flogging has been restricted to a maximum of fifty lashes

5703 Margaret has lost more than three stone

5704 I understand your difficulties

5705 He cursed and threatened violence on me

5706 We drink cheap wine and cheer every bomb

5707 Miss Piggy has been banned fro Iranian TV

5708 I despise people who are nobodies

5709 I’ve done very little for two years now

5710 Bathed before breakfast in the loch

5711 We are headed for dark time

5712 Factory whistles, hooters and church bells

5713 My wife is very ugly

5714 I sent a box of chocolates

5715 They cheer the bombs that kill them

5716 Carrying a horse-collar and a butter-tub

5717 Then with a bob-curtsey and a wave she was off

5718 Shallowness is the greatest of evils

5719 Dreamt I was an insect

5720 I am gossiping with myself

5721 Two snaps. I looked like an undertaker

5722 She now has doubts about the solitary life

5723 I painted his wound with iodine

5724 I have become hideous

5725 Go to bed. You have made enough mistakes today

January Prompts 5676-5700 

29 January 09:15

5676 History gets murky

5677 Fat laundresses with beaming smiles

5678 They eye in the candle, the tears in the smoke

5679 Breast of Lamb

5680 The wind can read a book in a second

5681 An old canoe, eaten by worms

5682 Waiting for the pause, the shared, profound cigarette

5683 We are a long way from Africa

5684 The sea is always sly. It is old and cantankerous

5685 The smell of an empty larder

5686 Somewhere in the bowels of night

5687 Quicksand, Quatermass

5688 The hiss of water through the rocks

5689 Waste Nothing

5690 Miles of white sand, dangerous water

5691 The brutal truths of necessity

5692 Straighten your tie, stand taller, and leave

5693 Tablecloth, napkin, cutlery,

5694 The dark smell of stopped rivers

5695 He may have been called John

5696 A love like cold concrete

5697 Soup in a silver tureen

5698 Disappointed fishermen turning for home

5699 Let’s build seventy-three hotels, three casinos

5700 We need something to fight for

January Prompts 5651-5675

28 January 11:45

5651 We ride the seconds in the minute, the hour

5652 Babies don’t make love stronger; they move its focus

5653 I am getting seriously pissed

5654 Man was born to wander

5655 Your parents are not your parents

5656 Opening my arms to the light

5657 It is six o’clock in the morning, weather grey

5658 This is your hand, these are your feet; your tongue

5659 My son’s failures are mine

5660 Fish, paper, evening

5661 Here is the real world, not as simple as a book

5662 I have a little sister, not too pretty

5663 Remember what I am saying, remember

5664 Nourish, care, be there, but never own the child

5665 I wish you joy; I wish you what I never had

5666 If you prosper, be generous to others

5667 I wished something nice for you, but I wasn’t specific

5668 My wife was in pain last night

5669 Here, my daughter, perfection

5670 Do not hate those who hate you

5671 Dear World, here is my son

5672 Did you really come from everywhere?

5673 A child, born, does not imagine time

5674 There will be no crying

5675 Life goes by, a blur, grey, a hum

January Prompts 5626-5650 

28 January 07:30

5626 Watching them enter their date of birth

5627 The Daily Mail Crossword

5628 He was receiving unemployment support

5629 I jump in front of a Hornby Double-O

5630 Big Brother is asleep

5631 Sand like sugar

5632 I take a handful of M&Ms with a large whisky

5633 Last night I dreamt I was in Milton Keynes

5634 Climb into my stale bed

5635 I am worried that I have run out of things to do

5636 Goodbye Cruel World

5637 Chair scrape, someone laughs

5638 Last night, a moonbeam

5639 I was wrong once, February, 1980

5640 Mrs Fisher’s Nephew kills people

4641 I practice by jumping from ground-floor windows

5642 You have mail!

5643 The news is terrible; let’s go to bed

5644 Fifty quid’s worth of take-away from a shitty restaurant

5645 I would like to have a school mistress

5646 There is no part of me that does not ache

5647 Bad poetry in awful anthologies

5648 I am saving for an open blade

5649 The results delayed

5650 The people who came before us are the people who will be after us

January Prompts 5601-5625

26 January 2016 11:30

5601 Recently life has been chocker

5602 They lack a certain redness of blood

5603 Exotic, restless, slightly obscure

5604 A box of expensive Turkish cigarettes

5605 The news is so incredibly bloody

5606 Peasants with a straightforward view of life

5607 I have little news of our friends

5608 That darling, dangerous woman

5609 Leftie poets are far to EARNEST

5610 is it betrayal to make new friends when old ones are abroad?

5611 I find it hard to muster much emotion about some distant islands

5612 A little Proust

5613 I am in a state of extremely nervous self-consciousness

5614 They do not understand or care about politics

5615 The primrose path may be same but it is Goddamn boring, too.

5616 I feel no inclination to settle down

5617 The Russians are winning, at last

5618 Tell me you’re not in the firing line!

5619 It’s frightful, all these killings

5620 I fill my post in a semi-skilled, try-hard sort of way

5621 It all affects me emotionally more than it did

5622 Some Ukrainian truck-driver

5623 The foundation is as sound as ever

5624 I have an odd passion for zebras

5625 This will come. that will come

January Prompts 5076-5600

25 January 2016 16:00

5076  Everyone here talks like Gracie Fields

5077 A German liner docked. So big!

5078 Have you ridden a camel yet?

5079 Hello! Grey, relentless sky

5080 Perfect inside and out

5081 She is so gloomy, always thinking the worst

5082 A high sea and mackintosh weather

5083 If I was seven times better, I’d scrub Oxford and paint instead

5084 Lust for Life

5085 The world will not end on Saturday

5086 Last Sunday week, a most terrible storm!

5087 I don’t want to leave London, whatever happens

5088 Lawns like velvet, lily ponds, weeping trees

5089 The lifeboat had an awful job

5090 I have just returned from a rather embarrassing tea

5091 Every intelligent person should study politics

5092 A maroon went up for the lifeboat

5093 My natural habitat is in a museum

5094 An art-dealer’s clerk, imagine!

5095 Finished my first painting. No words can describe how awful it is.

5096 “I’m on a diet of love”

5097 Random bomb-throwing

5098 He sat down one day and started sketching the miners

5099 The entire population seemed to be running towards the harbour

5600 A war against fascism can’t be a bad thing, can it?

January Prompts 5051-5075 

23 January 2016 09:50

5051 At night, him, walking alone down an inner-city street

5052 I am intact, sort of

5053 I doubt your dreams are valuable

5054 I am done, I am done, I am done

5055 It is all ruins, and appalling

5056 Mad as a hat full of cats

5057 Your black looks, your interminable tragedy

5058 Well-FUCK-you

5059 Pull it in and let’s go home

5060 You sail back in on a tide of whisky

5061 A virginal swan with a dirty filthy mind

5062 I would like to go to Cuba

5063 What is it about this particular wife?

5064 No, I really hate her poetry, but that one poem

5065 A big cat’s following me

5066 We have filled the mattress with mud

5067 Tart Art

5068 The lit dark chambers of the eyes

5069 It is not my heart. My lungs are beating

5070 We begin silver slivers without sex

5071 The sharp silver of taps and chain, the white

5072 We came over the moor-top, the car sputtering

5073 OK, very occasionally, I desire a little

5074 We have painted over the cracks

5075 Let me stow some largesse upon you

January Prompts 5026-5050 

22 January 2016 11:30

5026 Wilmington, Folks. Fifteen minutes!

5027 I think we all cried. I certainly did.

5028 A small town with a leafy street

5029 Limped home minus one shoe, searchlights everywhere

5030 Two columns for the dead, blacks, whites

5031 The station is closed, guarded by two policemen

5032 Spotted Dickens, walking through Soho

5033 She is quite funny and actually well-informed

5934 The roads have eaten the landscape up

5035 Everyone singing, “Roll Out the Barrel!”

5036 That was a close one, Cocky, old chap!

5037 Planning to invade Iceland

5038 Siddie got squiffo on a single large Pernod

5039 The women all had straw hats with various feathers

5040 We are all wearing stars but everyone is being kind

5041 Most beautiful Spring day

5042 Women burdened by shopping baskets

5043 Ovarian cysts and dandruff

5044 As many as 1500 may have been drowned

5045 I took my leave for the present. Things to do

5046 When you long to be loved a madness grows

5047 Unable to sleep — too excited — rose at six

5048 Can no-one fins a remedy for this evil?

5049 Factories, gas-stations, used-car yards

5050 Wild excitement in Trafalgar Square

January Prompts 5001-5025

22 January 2016 - 04:15

5001 He is the kind of enemy we need
5002 I am having far too much fun here
5003 I am now down to a single cigarette before lunch
5004 We ended up in the canteen eating sausages at midnight
5005 So much has changed this last six months

5006 I am uncertain as to the true nature of the man
5007 For the past two days there has been no food
5008 We ate macaroni in the darkness
5009 Completely ruined, hunted by bailiffs
5010 We have found an old fisherman’s house near the harbour

5011 There are Hungarians selling stolen goods
5012 Someone started playing the piano
5013 The small dramas of the countryside
5014 The public must be kept happy for now
5015 For a walk in Hyde Park, to sun myself

5016 I am unused to such attention
5017 Found some potato peelings; excellent soup
5018 Lamppost
5019 I awake and hear the clock mocking me
5020 We all crammed in to Dizzy’s car and set off

5021 My desire for women still troubles me
5022 Sir, you had better go to your room!
5023 He just wanted to sing
5024 Fifty prisoners of war have arrived
5025 Slept well; fighting fit

January Prompts 5451-5475 

18 January 2016 - 09:00

5451 Other people's happiness arouses great bitterness in me

5452 He was enormously elated by Birmingham

5453 What happened here?

5454 Young, briefly flowering girls, promenading

5455 Some sort of oversight

5456 Talking to my first wife

5457 Sorry

5458 Strange moans from the next room

5459 We road for two or more hours, passing Evesham

5460 We talked about the enduring power of love

5461 No man has any use for a woman over forty

5462 Really, we shall be as bad as France soon

5463 A number of casualties in the port

5464 They are blaming the Irish though nothing has been admitted

5465  STUB

5466 Blank.

5467 The hero and the heroine pretended to be squirrels

5468 OOPS!

5469 A number of children have been dug out, all, so far, dead.

5470 The characters, the plot, the actual story, is trivial detail

5471 I put my hand on her thigh and received no objection.

5472 So many artists are thin

5473 My first intention was that Madame would be a chaste old maid

5474 Wilson was in bed eating kippers

5475 Should this be found, I want these facts recorded

January Prompts 5476-5500 

18 January 2016 - 21:20

5476 A tradesman was attacked outside his shop

5477 A dentist murdered in his rooms

5478 I have invested in a revolver

5479 I was swatted down whenever I tried to speak

5480 Two very sick men

5481 She knows which horses are being pulled

5482 He made me want to vote Communist

5483 Mustapha will be in trouble with his master

5484 I would rather be comfortable than beautiful

5485 I am clearly convinced I should marry

5486 There is a drowned mouse in the swimming pool

5487 Why do I wake at three every morning?

5488 This life is drab and dreary

5489 Dinner at a nice place on the harbour. Beautiful fish

5490 The older soldiers are against it

5491 Smashed bottles everywhere 

5492 A secret visit to a disreputable place

5493 A bicycle, a bedstead, a cooking pot

5494 The king is not in favour

5495 Drank rather too much

5496 Was lascivious with a strumpet

5497 I like their good hour and friendliness

5498 Snow fell during the night

5499 All those displays of white teeth

5500 It's a sin not to grin

January Prompts 5426-5450 

18 January 2016 - 05:00

5426 When the doctor pauses

5427 Pathetic snow, no-one likely to die

5428 I remember times when I was so utterly crass

5429 The programmes get in the way of the adverts

5430 Sky, I guess

5431 God in a loaf, heat rising

5432 Of course I'm not, but I would have liked to be

5433 Old soldiers to help, although I'm unsure how

5434 A series of tests and examinations

5435 A swan hissing at my dogs

5436 The man with the golden guitar

5437 Three score plus ten, unless we run out of patience

5438 How we climbed on to the roof

5439 So many books to offload

5440 I don't remember clothes, not sure I remember food

5441 I would do a lot, just to feel again

5442 Squeezed out two grandsons but not much else

5443 How I would need to keep the secret until she graduated

5444 Sudden;y around me, like falling flies

5445 I am five or six or seven, sitting alone by a river

5446 No, I don't go to museums or galleries

5447 Corporal with perfect pleats

5448 I am not wondering why I'm unsupervised

5449 July 30th, 1966

5450 I am frightened that really, I am empty

January Prompts 5401-5425 

17 January 2016 - 09:09

5401 The philosophy of the discarded toy

5402 Houston, we have problems

5403 The child dressed as Woody

5404 It's a crazy idea but it just might work

5405 His hut in the corner of the garden

5406 How the kitchen shows the home

5407 Jack-in-the-Box

5408 If we could but see, if we could but understand

5409 Ready to Launch

5410 Let's go home and play

5411 Lava Lamp

5412 The dogs are in the kitchen

5413 An avenue of guilty trees

5414 The tailor has run out of cloth

5415 The measure of all this is

5416 As if you had never left this place

5417 To Infinity and Beyond

5418 Further out the sky was on fire

5419 I need to leave but the weather is so bad

5420 I think this love is slowing down

5421 Were you expecting flowers?

5422 The various purposes of elastic

5423 When the whole country was dark

5424 Leggings, light blue, Lycra

5425 An old carved bed

January Prompts 5376-5400 

16 January 2016 - 09:45

5376 Not living but saving

5377 I am trying not to drown

5378 Make notes. I will be gone soon

5379 I want to go climbing on the Norfolk Broads

5380 Song for a sad bloke

5381 The yellow jacket, purple socks, a sill pony-tail

5382 This is a lovely sunny place where no-one cheats

5383 Signs saying Expectoration Forbidden

5384 There is nothing beyond here. Here is the finish

5385 But I don't WANT to prepare for old age

5386 Thomas would like to marry his goat but we can only allow a civil ceremony

5387 Clean, in between, starchy, proud

5388 Buy me a drink and I will lie to you for hours

5389 EATYOUR-FUCKING-BREAKFAST

5390 To sit on the harbour wall, catching nothing except soft low rays

5391 Now look David, he's a big bloke. You can't be serious

5392 I am tired of being this, there should be more

5393 We have made a science of it

5394 Son, I have decided all these debts will be yours

5395 Keys cut faces, trust me

5396 If suddenly every bird was bright red

5397 A nice big crowd, barefoot, sandals, robes, that sort of shit

5398 Twin beds, prostates, memories that ache and shift

5399 One day the world will be cat-less

5400 Dark men wearing grey, smiling thin smiles

January Prompts 5351-5375 

16 January 2016 - 06:12

5351 Think of it more like falling out of bed

5352 To the person who took my seat and died

5353 The difference between quiet and silence

5354 I quite like that idea of walking through mellow corn to Elysium

5355 I would like to be a knife-thrower's target. Well, not the TARGET

5356 What if at birth we were issued with a bomb?

5357 You TXT. Tr dlyd. Smne dd on line

5358 I don't dislike them, but they disturb me

5359 The elastic electric of my arms

5360 Brakes squealing. No, it's not like that

5361 I am so very, very, hungry

5362 PORRIDGE

5363 Once, after I had survived something, I remembered I wasn't a hero

5364 My mother died two years before I was born

5365 The flood of suddenly remembering, the feeling not the things

5366 He has pre-pubescent girls dancing his name

5367 What I was like once, when still able to read poetry

5368 I am not your mother or your brother. We just happen to be in the same boat

5369 You put your left leg in

5370 After sex, do they still call it life?

5371 Pathe News, the fabulous condescension, flat-hats and pearly Kings & Queens

5372 I stopped suddenly, hearing cancer

5373 Let me hand on this misery, son. it's only fair

5374 My daughter without make-up for a week

5375 Evening came up and I heard a woman singing

January Prompts 5326-5350 

15 January 2016 - 20:05

5326 I have been waiting a long, long time

5327 The midwife slapped you, you punched her back

5328 The bus swings into the square

5329 Tell me about her. Did she make things happen?

5330 Luckily, God is Welsh

5331 The gangster with his gun

5332 Bread-crums, egg, drips of soup

5333 A Four Day Spectacular

5334 The people who have lived here and died elsewhere

5335 Here is the idea. Go ahead and destroy it.

5336 According to the poet, it began in sixty-three

5337 Thieves have knocked down the fence again

5338 Can someone please open a window

5339 The gale blew away the house but left the roof

5340 I would like a pretty girl who worked in Woolworths

5341 As practical as six foot of four-by-two

5342 Until next week, goodbye

5343 No veneer but is this really oak?

5344 I am not convinced I ever had a father

5345 Time had slipped away from us

5346 At the click of a few fingers

5347 Ten thousand men, being silly in unison

5348 I have asked the house to clean itself

5349 Oh God! You married me!

5350 Will I be crooked, can I be rich?
 

UPDATE


08:26 Day 40 (January 15th)



148,666 Words

Average 3,717 words per day


49 Flashes (1.22 per day)

30 Stories (0.75 per day = 3 stories every 4 Days)

29 Poems (0.74 per Day = 3 Poems every 4 Days)

1,000,000 Words - Target
1,438,479 Words - Currently Projected


Just to say I am NOT aiming at that higher figure, just trying to get as far ahead of the game as possible to allow for down-time and possible death

January Prompts 5301-5325 

15 January 2016 - 08:30

5301 Now it is summer, and in the Disco tent...

5302 Spare parts, shiny engineering

5303 The path is rough and treacherous with many ways to die

5304 In mink-lined taxis echoing with perfume

5305 The Gods need a break

5306 The voices of boys playing 

5307 BLUEBIRD

5308 A Pride of Old Soldiers

5309 They love the allotments, something to do

5310 He wrote. He made things

5311 We are not bloodthirsty. Note how we do not kill civilians

5312 And I say again, there s no money

5313 They are brave but they are not sailors

5314 Birds made of cardboard, cotton-wool clouds

5115 You are just as dead in your penthouse suite

5316 After the Funeral of the Mother

5317 My river cares, yours is indifferent

5318 TEDDY

5319 Would you be a loved wooden boat, a liner, or a fast silver racer?

5320 And left, his donkey-jacket, smelling of sweat and petrol

5321 Bottles of water, bottles of beer

5322 Yes, it's probably cancer, but only if I go to the doctor

5323 Because, when we turn on the tap, water comes

5324 A vomit of landlubbers.

5325 He hides his garibaldis in the second-top drawer 

January Prompts 5276-5300 

15 January 2016 - 05:35

5276 I am thinking about the red tractor

5277 Why Spring is a bigger deal than Summer

5278 A man and a woman sit silent in a seaside cafe

5279 I fee; as if I should be making arrangements

5280 Death of the band

5281 I am too tired, Mum, too tired

5282 How the shoot seeks the sun

5283 PLUMS

5284 There is a salt smell and something else, raucous and unpleasant

5285 It is nearly over, just relax

5286 Barry Island then, the trip was like winning the pools

5287 We thought the dads going to the pub was something that was necessary

5288 A few tons of meat

5289 If they were speaking he would say she fills him up with light

5290 Mothers were fat and didn't sit well

5291 It is five in the morning and yet I want a steak

5292 Outside is creeping in

5293 She would say, he makes her feel like she is wrapped up warm

5294 HISSING

5295 The dead silences of a shipless shipyard

5296 Both of them have given up smoking but they would like a cigarette

5297 How the fingers split, like spiked guns letting in air

5298 I have seen them as light rises, seen them at the end too

5299 and doctor's rubber gloves sticky with something

5300 Among the Postal-Orders and Registered Letters

January Prompts 5251-5275 

14 January 2016 - 20:35

5251 The Nepali for "Smile" is Arsenal!

5252 We should build bunkers, on stilts, against certain possibilities

5253 Jane Jane, Weightlifter

5254 There are students in the streets

5255 The police are shooting at each other 

5256 In a dirty motel, south of somewhere

5257 A little bit truer than the BBC

5258 Didn't he go to live in a jungle?

5259 Small people

5260 Blood on the grass

2561 A multi-millionaire died after forty years of drugs

5262 He killed her with his diamond-studded cane

5263 Tinned Peaches, Evaporated Milk

5264 A quiet river going nowhere, overhung with trees

5265 Killing is in fashion. It has always been in fashion

5266 We hoped, some prayed, but still the light went out

5267 It is the nearest he gets to sensitivity

5268 The Perils of Peter Prostate

5269 There are rocks bleeding, poets with Kalashnikovs

5270 How on the Sabbath we did not speak

5271 She wanted a heart to heart but skin got in the way

5272 If I should die, remember I fucked it up

5273 Wearing a Mackintosh in the Bath

5274 Did the leave of their own accord?

5275 These are the sad men, this the sick, those the dying

January Prompts 5226-5250 

13 January 2016 - 23:00

5226 Trees, Water, Sky. It is not unusual

5227 I am almost done, Madam

5228 On a slow train in a jungle, drinking red wine

5229 Avoid the leeches and the rain. I suggest October or November

5230 Let me consider your proposition

5231 I have not been here before

5232 How the snake rises up to be sure

5233 We are all waiting, believing something must happen

5234 I am falling asleep

5235 As the roof is taken by the wind

5236 How it is in the darkest times

5237 Caerphilly, Abergavenny

5238 Something will come and she will be lifted up from here

5239 The certain obscure difficulty of Samson Brown

5240 Abseiling

5241 The view from Galway Hill

5242 There are protected places where we do not go

5243 Better people by far, than I

5244 A bank-manager, a deputy-head, a police inspector

5245 The exact nature of the furlong

5246 Become my servant so that I might save you

5247 I am empty

5248 A gentle orderly with a beautiful body

5249 Rise then, and take the wind, breathe in and laugh

5250 This, then, shall be our epitaph

January Prompts 5201-5225 

13 January 2016 - 10:00

5201 Uncle Pizza buggered off

5202 CATACOMB

5203 Apparently a bombarde is like a tuba, only less couth

5204 It was only a small nuclear war

5205 There will be a lot of corpses. but at least its December

5206 You collect matchboxes, I collect shit. What is wrong with a hobby?

5207 I have thought a lot about what was right

5208 MARZIPAN

5209 Either they were hanged or changed the world; I can't remember

5210 They are polishing the capital for God's visit

5211 What is important is decided by the Gods

5212 Do satellites think they are still?

5213 How many ways are we speeding through space?

5214 Just an ordinary man who kept sheep

5215 I dreamt there was a mill, weaving happiness

5216 How much would I have to pay, to work here?

5217 You think this is easy?

5218 I have lived in times I thought were important

5219 Semolina, the Devil's Work!

5220 Can you make time for tea with the Viceroy?

5221 No more than third persons per taxi, pliss!

5222 It took seven weeks for one stranger to decide the fate of 1.6 Billion people

5223 CLOCK

5224 Rivers of blood are beautiful. No way you can deny this.

5225 I see your reflection in the puddle. It ripples, making you seem alive
 

January Prompts 5176-5200 

 

12 January 2016 - 21:15

5176 A sense of dimming light

5177 Please call time. I am very tired

5178 A juke box crying for coins 

5179 These are not kind times

5180 Sharp hees on a parquet floor

5181 How the splinter finds the thumb

5182 The way a tree looks at wooden furniture

5183 Making signs the women understand

5184 Black stockings, hair severely in a bun

5185 The falcon does not love the falconer

5186 Seven Trumpeters, one triangle

5187 Memories of Spain

5188 If I could I would leave here now, and fly somewhere

5189 The radio is on and every hope expires

5190 Chicken Soup

5191 You have your facts. I will stick with feelings

5192 A night of white horses

5193 I have been translated from the French

5194 You may wait in that corner

5195 When we had given up we turned for home in silence

5196 In 77 I was living near Cardiff

5197 I was hoping to be kidnapped

5198 Insects smeared across the screen

5199 Sleeping in a cheap theatre, waiting for a train

5200 We lay in a soft green field, imagining we were safe