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posted by Bill | 2:43 PM
...the needle plunges just a little... too deep.Words you can feel. Good one, Bill!_m
IT IS hot here, but, words are more intense to me...I feel all the heat here, in this poem, Billvery effective choice of words, wishes, devika
Nice haiku Bill...
barefoot poet --not losthis pen
Now there's a something to share Billyesterday when I commented I was feeling all heat there...and today as Dalloway comments 'fun' I feel like laughing, there's another reason -- monsoon has started and slow thunder is rolling across the skies...more rains today :)devika
Doug. Devika, Frank, Tikkis, Dalloway, Thanks.
I like the thought of splinters, if not their actual presence. They seem to show a greater connection between us and the things we touch.
That's an interesting thought, jem.
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...the needle plunges just a little... too deep.
Words you can feel. Good one, Bill!
_m
IT IS hot here,
but, words are more intense to me...I feel all the heat here, in this poem, Bill
very effective choice of words,
wishes,
devika
Nice haiku Bill...
barefoot poet --
not lost
his pen
Now there's a something to share Bill
yesterday when I commented I was feeling all heat there...and today as Dalloway comments 'fun' I feel like laughing,
there's another reason -- monsoon has started and slow thunder is rolling across the skies...more rains today :)
devika
Doug. Devika, Frank, Tikkis, Dalloway, Thanks.
I like the thought of splinters, if not their actual presence. They seem to show a greater connection between us and the things we touch.
That's an interesting thought, jem.
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