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| | | | | I have lined up my drakes Four in a row they sit here Facing in different directions But very obligingly they are In a straight line- how marvelous Can humans be taught this discipline Can we too form a queue and wait For our turn- patiently? In response to; CCC # 55, hosted by... | |
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| | | | | Written for Crimson's Creative Challenge © Crispina Kemp Along the Waveney's muddy hem,where reeds lean in to whisper,a ghost in white stands perfectly still ....then steps, one dark foot into the shimmer. No hurry here. The morning belongsto the heron's pale cousin,reading the water like a slow, silver page,while the world holds its breath by... | |
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| | | | | If onlywe could be like the birdsyou see them flying so closeno leaderreacting in milliseconds to their neighbormatching direction and speedwith the birds around themwhat looks like chaosis control, cooperation, intentrippling together as oneIf onlywe could be like the birds Image credit; Lensloji@Pexels Copyright ©2026 Lisa Paul. All rights reserved. #WDYS https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/2026/08/24/what-do-you-see-355-24-august-2026-up-or-down/ | |
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| | | Image credit: Emmanuel Codden | Pixels Summer warmth- clothespins my bones knit my spirit kites, prayer flags, mantras. Winter softens my fabric fragrant its lines to my soul For #TankaTuesday -8/12/25 - where this week Colleen Chesebro'sinvitation is to "write a tanka in the first person point of view from the perspective of the poet"... | ||
