Burning letters

There is so much weight and heaviness we carry with us on a daily basis — the weight of past relationships, betrayals, and pain inflicted by others. The process of letting it all go, moving forward, and healing old wounds isn't an easy one, but it is available to us all through letter writing — and burning.

21. Utilize ‘The Burning Method.’ Whenever a fear or worry or complaint comes to mind, close your eyes and imagine writing down the thought on a piece of paper. Then proceed to light the paper and fire and watch it disintegrate. Even better, actually write it down and burn it. You won’t have any problem ridding your mind of the thought after doing this.

Maybe they met on Tinder. A Nebraska teen used a butane torch to burn love letters from her ex inside her bedroom – sparking an apartment fire Monday, it was reported Wednesday. Ariauna Lillard, 19…

There’s something deeply satisfying about a letter. Maybe it’s the words inscribed in ink, the paper that yellows as it ages, or the thrill of receiving...

Are we good to go? I think so! So here’s this month’s prompt, our very first prompt for Muse in Pocket, Pen in Hand: There’s something about letters that has always intrigued me. …

I’ve been slacking, I know, so let’s get back on track. Here is this week’s Writing Prompt…are you up for the challenge? Happy Writing! And don’t forget to share!