


One-Liner Wednesday – It’s useless

It seemed Jenny always dated a guy who turned out to be a jerk. This time she followed her friend’s advice, jilt him first!
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Three Things Challenge #MM444

Sun serenity
Fruited hues blend dense cocoa
Dinner’s feast is done
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June Visual Poetry Prompt

Joe just loved a driver to goad
Especially when on the road
His driver would shriek
Can you stop that streak
And the passenger’s laughter crowed.
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Laughing Along With A Limerick


Canary
Sitting in a cage
So lonely
Nodding off
Until Joe’s lemonade spills
Drops splash into cage.
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Shadorma, 3,5,3,3,7,5
TankaTuesday Poetry Challenge No. 67, Yellow Things, 6/2/26


I’m enjoying them.
I’m not driving anymore but last time we were out, three different drivers tried to back up into us. You’d think with cars enabled with backup cameras they’d use them! I was lucky my daughter is such a good driver, but I must say, I taught her😂
I’m a shade person, being a redhead. But love sunny days as they make my mood happier.
I’d prefer iced tea.
Gratitude:
An outing this past week was great and a mood lifter. I’m also getting stronger in health.
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Share your World 1st June 2026

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Fandango’s Story Starter #249


“Hey Harry! You better hurry up! The kid with the bug catcher toy is coming out in the yard any minute! We look pretty easy to find since we’re up off the ground like this. His mom bought him a magnifying glass too!”
“Yeah, I hear you! Kids usually don’t play in the yard, at least not without a cell phone taped to their eyeballs, heh, heh, heh. But this little guy is a curious sort, and we have to admire that. But hey, the snacks higher up are more tasty, don’t you think? And no need to find water, it’s provided…”
Snap went the plastic cap on the bug catching jar.
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Simply 6 Minutes – Welcome to the Challenge: 06/02/2026

Number four:
Walking barefoot on hard packed dirt roads which made a slap sound.
Wading in endless brooks.
Making mug dams in the brooks.
Walking in wet green grass with those bare feet.
Swinging on old wood swing from oak tree.
Climbing trees to shoot peashooters on cousins.
Picking strawberries from a wild patch way up in the meadow.
Jumping in hay in the barn.
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This Week’s Writer’s Workshop Prompts, June 2, 2026



Something blue secretly in your eyes
While stealing my sixpence wasn’t wise
I refuse something borrowed since hearing your lies
Something new instead would be my advice.
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https://dVerse poets.com/2026/06/02/poetics-something-borrowed-something-blue/
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