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It’s Colleen’s Middle of the Month Photo Prompt Poetry Challenge!
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I wrote a Cinquain today. I hope you enjoy it.
Secret
message in a
bottle thrown out to sea
whoever finds it will find me,
a nymph
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This is good … really good. 😊
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Thank you very much, Ellen! I’m glad you enjoyed the Cinquain. Happy Friday! 😀
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Happy writing Vashti.
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Thanks! You too! 😀 xo
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This was fun Vashti:) I keep sayimg this is a poem type I want to try. I love how its visual effect. Have a great weekend!
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Hi, Denise! It’s one of my favorite styles now. I like the way it looks too. Happy Friday! 😀
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Well done, Vashti
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Thank you, John! Happy Friday and weekend! 😀 xo
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😁
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He’ll be a happy guy 🙂
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Ha, ha! Thank you, my friend! Happy Friday! 😀 xo
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OHHH… a mermaid! I love it, Vashti. This has to be part of book 3! ❤
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I like the way your mind works, Sis! Maybe. 😉 Have a lovely rest of the day and weekend! ❤
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You too, Vashti! ❤
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Ah… I’m, Annette and you’re a nymph! (get it) ah yes, I am sometimes funnier than I really am 😉
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Yes! I get it! That was very clever, my friend. You’re one of the wittiest people I know. Thanks for the smiles and giggles. ❤
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Nice one! 🙂
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I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend, my friend! Thank you! 😀 xo
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I love this, Vashti! Superbly visual. Have an awesome weekend, my friend.💕
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I’m happy you enjoyed the Cinquain, Soooz! Enjoy the new week! ❤
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Love it! And I always love the artwork you attach to your work. 🙂
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Thank you very much, Yvette! Have a wonderful new week! 😀 xo
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Stay safe this weekend, Vashti!
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Thank you, Yvette. You do the same. Last night, we had a terrible, window-rattling lighting storm. That was enough for me. I hope Dorian veers off back to the ocean, instead of making landfall anywhere in Florida. 😦 Wishing for the best.
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It looks like your hopes are answered. I won’t feel safe until Dorian is far away from us, but right now, it doesn’t look like it’s going to make landfall. 🙂
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You’re right, Yvette. We’re getting some winds but it’s actually pleasant and cooling. I’m hoping that Georgia and the Carolinas dodge the bullet also. 😀 xo
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Reblogged this on Loleta Abi Author & Book Blogger.
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Thanks for reblogging, Traci! Have a great week! 😀 xo
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I really enjoyed this Vashti. That last word changed everything. 🙂 ❤
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Yay! I’m happy you enjoyed the Cinquain, Debby! I wanted to give it a bit of a fairy tale twist. 😉 ❤
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Brava my friend! ❤
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Excellent writing, as always! 🙂
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Thank you, Mark! 😀
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You nail it every time, Vashti! Thanks for sharing this with us. Happy Sunday! Wishing you a fabulous week ahead! XO
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Hi, Natalie! That’s so sweet of you to say. Thank you! Happy Sunday and a great new week, my friend! ❤ xo
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Nice! 🙂
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Thank you, Kevin! 😀
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I like it, it’s almost mythic.
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On follow up: I should have said the poem is mythic.
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I’m happy you said that, Rob. The poem is based on a mythical character, Coralia from Son of the Serpent. 😀 xo
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I realized it had to do with a myth after the second reading. I find it useful to go back to a post and read it again. I always miss something on the first read.
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I do that myself sometimes. Thank you. 🙂
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I’ve started making it a practice. It’s easy to succumb to feeling pressure to read as many blogs as possible which often results in a half read post with and an irrelevant comment.
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Yes, you’re right. I’ve succumbed to that pressure many times. It’s so difficult to keep up with all the blog posts.
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It is. It’s especially hard because I follow a lot of writers and it seems disrespectful not to give the writing the attention it deserves.
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I understand completely. I follow a lot of writers and poets whose work I love and admire but there doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day to read every blog post they publish. I try, though. 😉
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There is some debate over whether one should leave likes without comments and I tend to think the best thing to do is to try to make a comment, the second best is leave a ‘like’ and make a note to go back to the post to re-read it.
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That is very considerate of you. 🙂
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Thanks Vashti. I try…I don’t always succeed.
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