A New Week and a New #transpression Writing Challenge!

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Highlights Of The Week.

Unfortunately this weeks highlights were'nt very difficult to choose from, becasue as with any new challenge or contest. We didn't have many contenders through out the week.
However we do considderr ourselves lucky that we did have atleast One contribution from our very own Charity. Infact the one we created the challenge to raise the funds for in the first place...
Last weeks prompt was fire.

Heartache!

Hot, cold,
Angry, empty.
Burning, raging,
Sad and sentry.
Fire rages,
Flambes and frolics.
Everyone's happy,
And i’ve got bollocks.
Flaming, Ferocious,
Fiendish Flames.
Stiff and melting,
Suicide gains.
Death inevitable,
Die please now.
End my sorrow.
My pain is WOW!
Heartache, ripping!
Im burning!
Help me, OW!
OWWW!
by @tcgrsfund

Inspirational Word of the Week:

The prompt for this week is “ice.” I look forward to seeing what your imaginations produce in the week ahead, #transpression friends!

Note of the week on community

I will highlight three stories that were especially great with regard to the interest and conversation they generated!

And a complete list of the week in passings mini-masterpieces

I will be donating 50% of the proceeds of this post to @tcgrsfund supporting gender reassignment surgery in the steemit community

Guidelines/ Rules of Engagement

Please review carefully. Images must not be pulled from any Internet site.

1. Upvote and resteem this post.
2. Write a story in 50 words or less. (It's especially cool if you can hit 50 words exactly!

• it can be a poem/ haiku, short story, micro-flash fiction etc.

1. Use the #transpression tag, and post the link in the comments of this post.
2. Be sure to read and upvote the work of the other participants. It's all about community!
3. Therre is no limit to the amount of submissions you make on this prompt as long as you follow the guidelines of submission with every one.
4. Mention me and the challenge in your posts and give a special shout out to @tcgrsfund (our beneficiary.)
5. Use only artwork that you have the right to use, and attribute it properly. See the “Proper use of images” topic below.

Proper use of images

Proper use of images means one of the following:

1. It is your image.
2. The image is public domain, or under creative commons licensing rules.
3. If it is not one of the above, you have actual permission.
   Be sure to mention that the image is yours, or attribute its source. And if it's not public domain or creative license, be sure to state that you have permission.

I have two resources for you, from @thewritersblock:

• Image licensing, by @rhondak
• Creative Commons Resource Library, by @therosepatch

###I would like to give a thankyou to all our transpression members for their contributions.
Unfortunaley there is currently only one:
@tcgrsfund.Heartache
Can't wait to see what you can come up with for this week, and who might join.