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suzetteb.home.blog
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| | | | | Image credit: © Altinosmanaj | iStockphoto Beneath the palm trees tradewinds calypso Memories of a tropical portmanteau. Innocence climbs mango trees without fear, Beneath the sun's warm and relentless stare, Memories pluck ripened fruit for tomorrow. Oceans waltz, coral ballet pristine flow Building castles and keeps; sand-the hero. Wealth was nature's purse and its... | |
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onewomansquest.org
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| | | | | Should you choose to visit, you'll be received with old-fashioned charm - ours is a simple cottage: furniture well-worn, muted hues to warm you, and a kettle always brewing. Clutter attests to our relaxed lifestyle, welcoming you to kick back and relax. Weather permitting, we'll sit out back, surrounded by a forest of mature trees... | |
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herwritinghaven.com
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| | | | | we blossom just likethe flowers of the fields as they begin their unfoldingwe too are transformedby their loveliness mesmerized by their colorfuland ever radiant displays we become lost in theintricacies of eachmiraculous new birth finding ourselvesunable to exhale stood statue still inreverence and awe praying silently that we don'tupset the serenityof such wondrous splendor capturing... | |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
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| | | friendship: holding hands family we've built sharing our toughest stories together long-lost: miles apart friends we've forgotten cherish time we're allotted distance This week's Wea've Written Weekly prompt is from Sadje, who asks us to write an elfchen poem, with the added challenge of writing a second elfchen poem that opposes the first. The structure... | ||
