Written for: Poets and Storytellers United Weekly Scribblings #41: What's The Price (posted by Rommy) Write your interpretation of the question: What is it worth? A comfortable home, warm and cozy. Pets of your choice to cuddle Food in the pantry, so you will never know hunger. Clothing to keep you protected Do you have your health? Wealth cannot guarantee it. https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/
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Those are all the things we need! Food, clothing, shelter, our health, and pets! To be happy I’d add in a garden, but that’s because I have one. If I didn’t I’d add in container plants!
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Gardens are always welcome.
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There are a lot of things money cannot buy. It would be a better world if the knuckle dragging neanderthals understood this. Good poem
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If only . . . Thanks, Rall.
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What you describe is wealth indeed! And though monetary wealth cannot guarantee health, health is in itself a precious form of wealth.
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Thanks so much, Rosemary!
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So glad I came back for another look at poets who arrived near the end of the challenge… on the surface, your poem might seem obvious .. until the reader lets the message sink in, deep. Happy Sunday!
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Thanks so much, Helen. Super Sunday to you!
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It’s a shame people forget how precious health is until they or someone they love has lost a bit of it.
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Yes, I am seeing that first hand now, unfortunately.
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