
You are kidding, right??





https://lindaghill.com/2022/06/08/one-liner-wednesday-life-renews/


Never intimidated, a dangerous fault, it occurred to her that it might be a fine idea. The key was just laying there, how could she resist? He always kept the cabinet locked but there the key lay, almost daring her to pick it up. Of course she checked to see if he was still on his cel before walking to the armoire. The lock offered no resistance and she pushed the door wide.
He found her, lying dead at the base of the furniture piece, her raven hair now completely white.
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https://girlieontheedge1.wordpress.com/2022/06/08/its-six-sentence-story-thursday-link-up-215/
The Future. For my son that has so many options. But that could be said for me as well. What about the planet, civilization, job, relationships, and whatever else may or may not have a future.
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futuristic images, play on their constant video screens
wished for by the hardy, bleak for ones who are timid and shy
determination and strength, are the keys success depends on
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Morning fog describes it well
Out of bed, warm covers fell
Another sleepless night
Too early to start the fight
The sun missing once again
Dark and cloudy is my bane
Hot coffee as a brace
My only saving grace.
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Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Morning Fog – June 7, 2022


Hello everyone. Happy June and Pride Month! This week, choose a syllabic form and a color to feature in your poem. If the form is from the #TankaTuesday cheat sheet, let us know so we know where to look for directions. If it’s a new form, share how to write it and where you found the instructions. Think about the different ways you can use color in a poem.
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human skin colors
just a body covering
same but different
many hues holding our bones
celebrate the minds within
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Peder Severin Krøyer, Summer Evening at Skagen. The Artist’s Wife and Dog by the Shore


She walks silently in contemplation.
While the family pet is an excuse for solitude, she ponders what might have been—
Was it the summer heat, the heavy scent of magnolias in the garden—the furtive touch, the deep kiss that told of imperative need or simply a single moment of passion—
She walks on, a smile begins and her pace enlightened.
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http://dversepoets.com/2022/06/07/sun-sand-storms-and-celebrations-summer-ekphrastic/


1. We were told to but I thought it was the best part of the bread anyway😃
2. I used to be when I was young but now I think there’s too much singing of words as conversation instead of speaking them.
3. I’ve had a few jobs and loved them all. My first “salaried job” at 18 started with difficultly because the two men I worked with were allowed to be overly friendly and made sexist remarks. Back then (‘64) I took it because I thought it was normal—glad to see it is not anymore.
4. Neil Diamond at Red Rocks
5. Always grateful for my family and long time friends. I regret not being more careful with my back even though I first injured it in my teens.
https://sparksfromacombustiblemind.wordpress.com/2022/06/06/share-your-world-6-6-2022/
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