“Enchant me with your charms
As I lay here in your arms –
think we’re in an eerie forest
where I’ve saved you from harm.”
Whispering words into his ear
encircling his neck so dear
the magic snakes he feared
were only in his mind.
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Quadrille #221: Some Enchanted Poem
Sylvia walks into the reception, trying to act remorseful, a deception.
“Oh, my dear Helen, I’m so sorry for your loss…a great man, and of course who you were lucky to score, all of us in the sorority had our eyes on Franklin, or “F— Frank” mostly said more…
Oh my, I didn’t mean to say that…oh Helen, forgive me. It just slipped out of my head!”
“Oh Sylvia, I know you, saying an intentional rude remark about my husband who actually said
that your sorority Kappa Kerfuffle was known for its…
what word shall I use, Sylvia? I’m sure you’ve heard, big fun —-?”
“Well, I never!” And Sylvia walked out.
Helen tried to hide her smirk with a pout.
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Poetics: Dialogue It In!
Here are this week’s questions:
1. Who is your favourite Super Hero? I have to say Ironman.
2. Would you like to have a Super power? No.
3. Who is your favourite James Bond? It’s a tossup with Sean Connery and Daniel Craig.
4. Have you seen Top Gun: Maverick with the late Val Kilmer?Hasn’t everyone? It was sad news about Mr. Kilmer.
Gratitude: I am grateful my granddaughter didn’t break her leg in soccer this weekend. Still need a doctor’s look see.
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Share Your World 7th April 2025
Joe had his game face on. From the bedroom he could see the kids sitting patiently at the dining table. He decided to ride their big dog Hairy, a wolfhound, into the room, acting crazy as he rode close to the kids and jumped off. Joe was always trying to make the kids laugh, and finished off his piece of comedy by grabbing a sugar cube off the table and tossing the piece to Hairy. Joe’s wife acted as an assistant to Joe in true show fashion, waved her arms in a flourish and helped Joe climb back on Hairy and return to the bedroom. The show was over and all the kids clapped in delight.
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MLMM Monday Wordle #419
There once was a guy with eight limbs
Some people thought “ew” it was grim
The rest’s rated “R”
Wherever you are
His wife loved every arm on him.
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Laughing Along With A Limerick
They looked forward for days
Window shopped always
But the pet shop lies
Hear my children‘s cries
Easy to care for he said
You’ll have fun he said
They love the frog, but not the dead flies.
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Three Things Challenge #MM21
Quotes I use are usually funny movie lines. Even a serious book has to have something humorous to keep me reading. Right now I am rereading one of the Joe Ledger series by Jonathan Maberry, “Patient Zero”. Joe is all you’d want in a hero but also funny. This is an excerpt of his conversation he has in his first meeting his boss, Mr. Church:
Movie quotes such as “I feel the need, the need for speed”, – you know this one…” bye, Felicia”, “There’s no cry in baseball” “You can’t handle the truth”to name a few we use in our family. I have used the “Blues Brothers” quotes a few times here on my blog. I guess I like the murmuring.
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Sunday Confessionals : Murmur
Rules of the hop:
Write 6 Sentences. No more. No less.
Use the current week’s prompt word.
Link up at Wednesday’s post. Link goes live at 6:00 pm through Saturday late…
Spread the word and put in a good one to your fellow writers.
PROMPT WORD: HAUNT
No ghostly white sheet for me. No, I will haunt you and look as I died. In a car accident, smashed to bits because of you. You had to have that last whisky with no food at their dinner, “just one more” you begged. I thought this time we might be safe. I was fatally wrong.
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Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt!
There is no magic key or wisened sage to bridge the gap of my writing knowledge to a finished poem or story. Occasionally out from the edges of shadows in my brain a world of words appears. It is a stretch to think of it as a muse, for I have none. Once in a while my imaginative blue eyes see a mirage in the hopefully rare desert of imagination.
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Wordle 701
The Bag Lady 
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