Written for: the Twiglets #185 – “a bookish day”
A lazy rain
silvered slowly
to the ground.
It was a bookish day.
Little girl looked
forward to Read-Aloud
Day with her favorite
teacher. She loved
bookish days.
displaces fearful thoughts
a family saga book
with happy ending
Considered by all to be bookish
especially by jocks who were cliquish.
They called him a weakling,
having no inkling
he could belt out songs in Spanish and English.
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Ah yes, a family saga with a happy ending. Lovely stuff!
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Thanks, Misk!
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We need more happy endings that is for sure.
I was never in a clique, I’d like to be bi-lingual.
I was looking into another language… but I haven’t devoted the energy to it since the I can’t see the gal who was going to help me.
It would be so nice if folks would be less judgmental an used some courtesy and common sense.
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Exactly so.
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