An empty street full of stories
‘Rue Malonat’ in Nice
Can you imagine the stories this street could tell? Where does it go? Who walked down these steps?
This is the beauty of writing.
If you write for your own entertainment, for a publication, for a company, or for the one you love, your imagination can be endless.
I came across this post on Twitter. Simple, thought provoking.
What stories could be told from the following images from blogs I follow?
Nancy Wolitzer — Nancy Wolitzer
Rose Elaine — Rose Elaine Digital Art
Tiffany Arp-Daleo — Tiffany Arp-Daleo Art
Brushpark-Watercolors — Carsten Wieland
So don’t say you don’t have anything to write about. If you love writing, write. It doesn’t have to be War and Peace. Set your soul free. Have fun.
As Rod Stewart sang — Every picture tells a story, don’t it?
Humoring the Goddess 
I went through your back posts — at first your painting reminded me of the French Quarter paintings of James Michalopoulos (https://wp.me/p5LGaO-3dO) but the hues of blue could be from any big city neighborhood. I loved the feel of it. I feel a story there —
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Great post! I love the mind of creative writers and the stories they tell, I just paint the images! Thanks for sharing my piece here, a lovely surprise! 🙏😊
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Sweet.
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I love this quilting and can just see a story about a songbird who lost his song, only to find it again with true love.
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I started getting ideas as soon as I picked out the images. I don’t need more ideas, but what the heck!
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My catbird is in lofty company. Thnkx.
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I LOVE some of those pictures and I could write a whole story about the boy in the tunnel with the crows. It’s fabulous, along with some of the others that are already on chapter two…LOL
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