Written for: dVerse Poets Pub - Eyeing The Quadrille #147 (posted by Bjorn) "So today for you, you are to write a Quadrille, 44 words which have to include the word eye in the main body of the poem." Four people in my family– different color eyes. My mom’s were a sensuous shade of clear green, like tropical waters. My dad’s eyes twinkled brown, and my sister’s are deep brown, chocolate, her favorite flavor. My eyes are blue like the ocean I love. https://dversepoets.com/
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Lovely descriptions of eye colors.
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Thanks, Arcadia!
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Is this true? Who has the blue eyes in your family? My daughter has greenish eyes. Those I have heard are the most rare.
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I have the blue eyes, and I understand my mother’s father did as well. I never got to meet him.
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Me and my dad have blue eyes, my mom and my sister had brown. I honestly can’t remember what color my brother’s eyes are…I haven’t seen him in years.
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Nice mix, Christine.
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A lovely description of eyes.
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Thanks, Sadje!
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Contacts are wonderous! 😂
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Ha!
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It does seem to defy what they teach us about inherited traits, doesn’t it? (K)
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Definitely. The only blue eyes besides mine, was a grandfather who I never met.
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How beautiful the variety and how you wrote of it …..
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Thanks, Helen!
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How amazing with all those colors… to have such variety must have been fun.
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Mom’s were the most beautiful.
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In my family, we all have different colored eyes too, Sara!
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David
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