
soft wool capped children
autumn apple appetites
in the bobbing line
step up to barreled water
apples float like felled acorns
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24 Seasons

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24 Seasons

Melissa’s Fandango Flash Fiction Challenge #238

Autumn enters bright and bold
Warmest colors fight the cold
While curling leaves begin to fold
And harvest moons turn to gold
Pumpkins rest, waiting to be honed
Lattes spiced with aromatic cloves
Lawns crunchy with leaf droves
And dreading the too soon snows.
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each tock of my watch
brings thrills to my waiting heart
my heart sounds a click
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Share Your World 16th October

Joe had gained a lot of weight and now he was just cumbersome. He had never been an athlete of any kind and now sitting in an office chair all day did not help. Every nibble seemed to strike a new mound on his already uncontoured shape. He seemed destined to just be in his office and vegetate while rumors flew as to “the bigwig fulfilled his name”. Joe resigned himself to their cruelty and opened the donut box again.
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https://wordofthedaychallenge.wordpress.com/bigwig
RDP Monday: CUMBERSOME
http://fivedotoh.com/2023/10/16/fowc-with-fandango-vegetate/
cruelty
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2023/10/16/three-things-challenge-m483/ STRIKE CONTOUR MOUND
Your Daily Word Prompt – #Nibble- #YDWordPrompt October 16 2023

Cellpic Sunday – London’s Mounted Police


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Wordle #344
Fire’ – Pointer Sisters (1977)
After watching The King perform, Bruce Springsteen wrote the song and sent it to none other than Elvis Presley. Springsteen recalls the event, “I sent [Elvis] a demo of it but he died before it arrived.”
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Temps outside freezing
Inside we’re sneezing
Old ones are wheezing
It’s the colder season
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Leaves are drifting
Clouds not lifting
Fog is sitting
Get out the knitting
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Season turns colder
Aching bones feel older
Squirrels getting bolder
Fireplace smolders
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Halloween hovering
Christmas is shoving
Since July it’s been coming
Stores already humming
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Seasons no more
Based on nature’s core
Rushed monthly scores
Commercialized galore.
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“Holiday creep is real. Halloween costumes fill store shelves in August, pumpkin-flavored everything is on the menu by Labor Day, and Christmas gifts and decor are everywhere a month before Thanksgiving. It often feels like too much, too soon.” http://www.nytimes.com
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