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Another beautiful one.
She relented 🙂 Did she send you one?
No, it’s just not happening here. Maybe I’ll try again later. 😉
She maybe prefers the weather this side of the pond 🙂
That could be. It looks pretty here now, but it’s cold and windy.
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Thank you!
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This is wonderful. I read it in one way and was sad, then went back and read it completely differently and smiled. A perspective shift in my mind making the words take on a very different meaning depending on the distance between the subjects.
That’s what I felt too. We tend to think that harking back to the past must be because the present is grim, but it ain’t necessarily so. Glad you liked it. It’s a gift of the fridge magnets, shuffling round the words you’re given 🙂
I could use some fridge magnets right now, I am shuffling around a poem and rerererewriting it. To the point is has become a collection of fragments. It needs a rest and I need a coffee!
It will all look different then. And if it doesn’t just scrap it, write something completely different and look at it again tomorrow. Or cannibalise it. That’s very satisfying 🙂
I think something completely different is in order. Break the cycle!
I hope it’s sunny where you are (back from Scotland?) because this grey drizzle is driving me to despair.