Written for: The Twiglets #200 - "empty window box" The red geraniums felled by Winter leave an empty box on the windowsill. The window box was bare, and crooked, partially pulled out. Raccoons again. looks at empty box her imagination fills it with pansies She slowly filled out her ballot as if painting it from a palette. She did not know all names next to blank squares, felt shamed. Filled them with crayons, then ate some chocolate. https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/
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Enjoyable read. Thanks for stopping by my blog as well
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Thanks, Arcadia!
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What a fascinating limerick! Loved it.
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Thanks, Misk!
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I so cannot wait until the political river quiets to a trickle. We need to be informed but I dislike all the negativity and bias baloney parading as fact. Pass the brown crayon so we can share some ‘chocolate’ milk 😉
Lovely little verses too.
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Thanks so much, Jules. Now I cannot bear to watch the news or see the ads.
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It seems they’ve just gotten worse in the last few days. And get this the (barely even a few pages extremely bias) paper I subscribe to sent a letter saying they hope to have more ads for the Thanksgiving Day Paper… and get this they are charging us $5 for that issue! Such an honor – I may just end my subscription. Twits. The advertisers should be paying for the ads not the consumers.
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That’s an honor I can live without (and without paying).
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