Something you've lost forever

This week's prompt is from Linda: 

Something you've lost forever.

A Week of Prompts

I haven't done this in a long time. Here are the next week's worth of prompts from "A Writer's Book of Days." Choose one. (Or more.)

Sep 24: Write about a door key.

Sep 25: Write about a simple pleasure.

Sep 26: Night is falling. You are not at home.

Sep 27: Write about a time the lights went out.

Sep 28: Write about a time you did something out of superstition.

Sep 29: The night won't save anyone.

Sep 30: Write about a rendezvous.

SUPER TIRED!

Victoria and I were messaging one night and I told her I had to go because I was super tired! She started calling me SUPER TIRED as a super hero name. What is your super hero name or super power? Not one already used like spiderman, or superwoman but one you made up for your own special super power or super hero name.

Tad and Victoria Proof Prompt

This is a Tad and Victoria proof prompt. Neither of us will be able to post and old poem; and I promise to write a new one.

You know the internet game where you create  phrase by letting the word suggester on your phone or tablet suggest words for you? Well, that's what this prompt is. Start with

a bit of

then enter the first letter of your first name, and let your word-suggester suggest a word, then another if necessary, till you have a usable phrase.

Then do the same with

a little bit more

followed by the first letter of your last name

Build your poem around those two phrases.

Mine are "a bit of the same problem" and "a little more recently"

Or if you don't like that one do the same with

Begin with

and

End with

Mine are "begin with this new version" and "end with respect"

So I'll be writing a poem around one or the other of these two memes.

If you don't have the sort of phone that does the word suggesting thing, Victoria will provide the phrases for you.

Recipes

Tasha wants to know your recipes. Recipe is a generic word that can be used to describe the makeup of anything: A Recipe for Happiness, or a dish : a recipe for salmon salad, or anything else where you list the ingredients. So generate a recipe for the coming week and have fun!

Fruit ripens just before the leaves begin to fall

This weeks prompt is by our newest member Paul Fowler -

You can use the line literally or figuratively. You can use the line in the poem but it isn't necessary as long as the poem implies the idea behind the line. Be imaginative and let your words flow.

Direction

From Paul 

Direction... What direction is your life heading? Or direction\used in any meaning of the word.