And we are back with four! A bit later than usual, we had gotten a bit busy with this life thing, but as any wise man would say.. Life moves on. This homonyms thing isn’t ever stopping [unless one of us dies.. A fair warning] but other than that, we will be back whenever the time feels right. So let’s start week four with a touch of something different.
Before that a quick recap for those who doesn’t know about homonyms.
Project Plan:
The plan is simple. Every week or so, there will be one topic (it can be a word, a question, a feeling, a picture, anything, really!) given by any one of us, on which we will write on. The written piece can be a story, a poem, a rant post, a blog, an opinion, anything, as long as it relates to the topic given.
The Rules?
There aren’t any. Just write whatever you want in the language of your choice (Bangla, English....French?! Have at it, if you must.) and post within the given timeframe. Simple.
To make it easier to find all the related posts regarding this project, follow a title pattern such as this – “Homonyms: Your title Name” and use #homonyms hashtag among the tags of your post.
As this is just for a little fun, there aren’t any rewards to be given out by us (we are both broke XDD) so yeah, join at your own interest, and if you like it, then keep on writing with us..
Topic of the week(?)
Soo, this week we are taking a tour down the lane of music.
Music is a universal language. We all can get tangled in the same maladies but discover different stories, relate with different memories. Songs are the doorways to the heart, and it’s in there we find most of the answers.
This week, our topic will be all about music. Listen to the song below if you like, and tell us what it made you feel, what stories it brought out from the memories, and what things it made you see.
Feels a bit restricted? Then just pick out a song on your own (Are we looking for suggestions? Yes, yes we are..👀) and write about what that makes you feel and what stories it brings out of you!
Happy writing people. Let the melodies slip out from your pen...